i was wondering if any of you would be willing to do a photoshoot of my car... what i'm really wanting is
1. rolling shots
2. just to see how others would go about taking photos of my car. (e.g. what they would put emphasis on, which parts they'd highlight etc.)

What does your car look like? Pic :).

rsx

http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/7674/allan38gy.jpg

now with bronze 18" work emotions

What does it look like with your new rims on it :). Post some new pics! hehe.

ahh did u fix the bent/curb ones?

yah i got it fixed.. Haven't had time to get any picturse yet, has only been on for 24 hours exact now.

Awesome place for taking pics. I live there and I can see the fireworks when they're on downtown :)

Anyway, nice shot! :)

http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/2626/32eh.jpg

http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/413/17ko1.jpg

http://img139.imageshack.us/img139/289/29cb.jpg

here's my car with the work emotions

and they are on and fixed! :) very nice haha just like brand new

thanks, now any takers on the photoshoot?

hehe... tripod visible in that last shot gfunk

yah I realized that but I didn't pay much attention to it just cause those pictures were just to show people how the car looks with the new rims.. Maybe I'll get around to fixing it.

edit:here ya go
http://img154.imageshack.us/img154/9938/29te1nx4vt.jpg

http://img294.imageshack.us/img294/3181/48be.jpg

I had a helll of a time shooting this car. Besides the freezing weather and winds, the pearl white paint was so reflective of any light shown on it. This back shot acually looks normal cause it was completely dim in the rear. However, any of the front shots where the lighting is more directly focused on, the entire front end ended up being overexposed. Any solutions to such a problem?

You or that toyota go to sfu at all?

Wow, that's actually really good. Wish I would know how to use photoshop like that :p

I do and he did but only part time, but he doesn't anymore. I only drive one day a week though

im tryin to get that effect how did u do it?

you take a picture of the subject while going at the same speed of that subject you are photographing

and adjust shutter speed as necessary to get the effect you want (i.e. the background blur)

oh ok i thought that was done on photoshop i guess u can do it on ps too

I did prior to the MKII Turbo. I took the MKI SC up to SFU during evenings however, I'm taking a break this semester. :)

bcdurkes, got any more shots of your car?

Here's my new/used car :).

http://www.sfu.ca/~mslee/images/feb0...9011_small.jpg

http://www.sfu.ca/~mslee/images/feb0...9007_small.jpg

^^^ I thought you had a white one...?

Yep I sold that one and got this one, lol.