ch63 - 'Camber' - thoughts? ideas?
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Long exposures + cars makes a great combination. Thought I'd grab some moving stills on a car, with the help of a friend of course, dont shoot and drive!:
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I really like #3. I'll post a retouch and in a larger size tommorow evening. What are you guys and gals feeling?
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I really like #3. I'll post a retouch and in a larger size tommorow evening. What are you guys and gals feeling?
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Yep, #3 it is.
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I like #3 the most! Great idea and nice work in capturing it!
Larger version may require some additional cropping from the left
Cheers!
I think No 2 is simple and elegant.
Great shots!
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I LIKE #3 TOO....NO NEED FOR A CROP....I DON'T LIKE THEM EITHER....THAT'S WHAT THE VEIWFINDER IS FOR RIGHT?:D
I got around in doing some post processing work when I got home, I did a few crops and one without a crop. See what you think.
1 Cool tone
2 Warm tone
3 Neutral
That's plain gorgeous! Awesome!
I'd say #1, although #2 is realy close!
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I really like this shot, very well done. I assme this is some sort of mount you are using? Care to share!?
I'm sure you can mimic the shot by simply moving with the car. Id say using a tshirt inbetween the camera and the car's body to keep it steady and just move along with the car. Its a little hard to do, but it works too. :
Holy crap that's an amazing shot!
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