ACU's E90 San Er Ling i (Photoshoot & MODS Diary)
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acupunch
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Re: ACU's E90 San Er Ling i (Photoshoot & MODS Diary)
last two portrait, close up to the rear wheel. love those concave design on the rear, wish RAYS make it for the front too, but they don't.
photos were taken with DSLR D80 mounted with Nikon AF Nikkor 28-70mm 1:3.5-3.5 D lenses then edited using Adobe Photoshop CS2
last two portrait, close up to the rear wheel. love those concave design on the rear, wish RAYS make it for the front too, but they don't.
photos were taken with DSLR D80 mounted with Nikon AF Nikkor 28-70mm 1:3.5-3.5 D lenses then edited using Adobe Photoshop CS2
Re: ACU's E90 San Er Ling i (Photoshoot & MODS Diary)
This shot was taken with Alvin666's Canon Ixus..... wrong lighting angle, IMO. Needed a flash diffuser in front of the car to compensate for the bright backdrop.
acupunch said:
Used polarising lens in some shots. Still, hard to compensate for the over-exposed background. Contrast too great. Try taking over noon time with a light-coloured background and you will know what I mean........ Nevertheless, still learning. Need to take more shots to sharpen the skills.SILVER said:
This shot was taken with Alvin666's Canon Ixus..... wrong lighting angle, IMO. Needed a flash diffuser in front of the car to compensate for the bright backdrop.
SILVER
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Yeah noon time not good for pics as light source too direct and too harsh, you wont get a nice gradual tone that will enhance your car's lines/details..
OK better bring our discussion back to your thread hahaha..
kenntona;273633 said:Used polarising lens in some shots. Still, hard to compensate for the over-exposed background. Contrast too great. Try taking over noon time with a light-coloured background and you will know what I mean........ Nevertheless, still learning. Need to take more shots to sharpen the skills.
This shot was taken with Alvin666's Canon Ixus..... wrong lighting angle, IMO. Needed a flash diffuser in front of the car to compensate for the bright backdrop.
Yeah noon time not good for pics as light source too direct and too harsh, you wont get a nice gradual tone that will enhance your car's lines/details..
OK better bring our discussion back to your thread hahaha..
Jadis
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Re: ACU's E90 San Er Ling i (Photoshoot & MODS Diary)
Those wheels really look huge like 20", look at it more often then can feel the beauty of it.
acupunch;273626 said:last two portrait, close up to the rear wheel. love those concave design on the rear, wish RAYS make it for the front too, but they don't.
photos were taken with DSLR D80 mounted with Nikon AF Nikkor 28-70mm 1:3.5-3.5 D lenses then edited using Adobe Photoshop CS2
Those wheels really look huge like 20", look at it more often then can feel the beauty of it.
Jadis
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Re: ACU's E90 San Er Ling i (Photoshoot & MODS Diary)
Those wheels really look huge like 20", look at it more often then will feel the beauty of it.
acupunch;273626 said:last two portrait, close up to the rear wheel. love those concave design on the rear, wish RAYS make it for the front too, but they don't.
photos were taken with DSLR D80 mounted with Nikon AF Nikkor 28-70mm 1:3.5-3.5 D lenses then edited using Adobe Photoshop CS2
Those wheels really look huge like 20", look at it more often then will feel the beauty of it.
acupunch
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Re: ACU's E90 San Er Ling i (Photoshoot & MODS Diary)
thanks, Phil. still learning to adapt from film to digital photography. its so different. still try to figure it out how can I get the color balance metering to work on different light condition. lazy to read through the manual dor. :screwedu:phil;273657 said:
Re: ACU's E90 San Er Ling i (Photoshoot & MODS Diary)
u def need a ND filter during noon time..best is shoot during 4-5pm where the sun is not directly on top...
Acupunch's photos has a nice warm effect...and the trees look like autumn shades..very nice and sharp tones..
perhaps can play with depth of field?
u def need a ND filter during noon time..best is shoot during 4-5pm where the sun is not directly on top...
Acupunch's photos has a nice warm effect...and the trees look like autumn shades..very nice and sharp tones..
perhaps can play with depth of field?
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acupunch
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Re: ACU's E90 San Er Ling i (Photoshoot & MODS Diary)
For those who not sure what's ND filter, is 'Neutral Density Filter', From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia,
"In photography and optics, a neutral density filter or ND filter is a "grey" filter. An ideal neutral density filter reduces light of all wavelengths or colors equally. The purpose of standard photographic neutral density filters is to allow the photographer greater flexibility to change the aperture or exposure time, allowing for more control, particularly in extreme circumstances."
To find out more about it, click this link
Bro Xavier, thanks for the tips. will find out the cost of that filter. I personally prefer warm colour photography compare with cool like those Kenn took for his car at One Degree 15. I felt warm tones work best to bring out dark colors car. e.g. gold or liquor adverts normal choose to compose their product against dark color tone background. Those are something I had learned during my college days. As for 'depth of field' shoot on such big object like car, is very hard to get it compose. I did try some DOF composite, but it didn't turn out well enough. still learning to used to the camera to its full potential. do you do photography too? attached is a shot I tried. can't get any interesting reflection on that mirror.
photos were taken with DSLR D80 mounted with Nikon AF Nikkor 28-70mm 1:3.5-3.5 D lenses then edited using Adobe Photoshop CS2
hetraa;274072 said:
For those who not sure what's ND filter, is 'Neutral Density Filter', From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia,
"In photography and optics, a neutral density filter or ND filter is a "grey" filter. An ideal neutral density filter reduces light of all wavelengths or colors equally. The purpose of standard photographic neutral density filters is to allow the photographer greater flexibility to change the aperture or exposure time, allowing for more control, particularly in extreme circumstances."
To find out more about it, click this link
Bro Xavier, thanks for the tips. will find out the cost of that filter. I personally prefer warm colour photography compare with cool like those Kenn took for his car at One Degree 15. I felt warm tones work best to bring out dark colors car. e.g. gold or liquor adverts normal choose to compose their product against dark color tone background. Those are something I had learned during my college days. As for 'depth of field' shoot on such big object like car, is very hard to get it compose. I did try some DOF composite, but it didn't turn out well enough. still learning to used to the camera to its full potential. do you do photography too? attached is a shot I tried. can't get any interesting reflection on that mirror.
photos were taken with DSLR D80 mounted with Nikon AF Nikkor 28-70mm 1:3.5-3.5 D lenses then edited using Adobe Photoshop CS2
acupunch
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Re: ACU's E90 San Er Ling i (Photoshoot & MODS Diary)
you are most welcome, that's how I make myself fall for it too, by visiting Leong Seng every weekend till one day I decided to trade in my 18" Breyton Flame Ball Polished for this 19" staggered beauty. Never looked back.:hmmidont:joseph;274137 said:i guess i have to keep looking at yr rim till the day i collect my car in order to fell in luv wif the rim
I'm sure that can be arrange near future when ever you're done with you MODs. if ever you'll be done with it.Terry;274157 said:ah lyn.... take pic of my car when mods is done alrgith
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