So who wants some pics of their ride???(Photographer in training)
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Originally Posted by mbquarts
Velvia will give nice saturated colors for the pics...good choice! I suggest you use a circular polarizer as well. The polarizer will really make the paint "pop". I'm sure you already know this but make sure and bracket your shots like crazy as the reflections of the cars' paint can throw off the meter. 
Good luck!
Good luck!
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Originally Posted by EndlessWaltz RS
If yer a hippie!! 
haaaaaaaaa....or an old school punk/skater. haaa. funny though....very funny. I think everyone on highway one in SC is stoned.
As for the shoot....if you need a white wagon I'll see if I can hook up with you.
Yeah, I'm curious about the rain deal to. It's a very interesting theory I have and the light will have to be PERFECT but I think I could pull it off and get some auto pictures like no one has ever seen before. I have a very good photographer buddy that I'm gonna talk into helpin me out with it....but it won't be for at least a month because I plan to shoot my other car at the same time....and the top of the motor is wide open right now.
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Where and when? My original idea was to cover events...but because of time and other scheduling problems, Ive switched my focus to more of a still theme.
Originally Posted by EndlessWaltz RS
...my camera is just a cheap little Canon T3, with a Canon 28-80 zoom, costs about $300 but produces really nice images for the price. I also love Canon's new meetering system, couldnt be easier. Film will probably be a mixture of Fuji Provia and Velvia, the stuff is getting increasingly harder to find, so maybe what I can get my hands on....Im gonna need quite a few rolls it looks like. I'll also be bringing my digital, which is a Sony DSC F828, which I absolutely love, but wish it was a DSLR, which will be my next purchase, Canon 20D.
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), but my skills are lacking...i wouldn't stand a chance against a competent photogapher with a dRebel. i just wish i have a polarizer and a good tripod so that i can partake in this project. having that many cars around as subjects isn't common.
what about rallyx this weekend?
https://www.i-club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=98423
https://www.i-club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=98423
Originally Posted by EndlessWaltz RS
Alright guys, we still need a location. Any ideas?
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Originally Posted by iBlueVirus
what about rallyx this weekend?
https://www.i-club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=98423
https://www.i-club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=98423
How far of a drive is Thunderhill?
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you have pm
Originally Posted by 02BlackWRX
UCKK is always good, ton of cars
That works for me if that works for everyone else, Zoeb do you know of any picture-esque places close by maybe? Depending on how much time everyone has...maybe we could make a little caravan out to a nice spot or something, I dunno, that may be complicating things too much.
Also, what time would you guys like to do this? Of course, best light is early morning and late evening, but any time of day is easily do-able. I can be there all day if need be.
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Originally Posted by EndlessWaltz RS
That works for me if that works for everyone else, Zoeb do you know of any picture-esque places close by maybe? Depending on how much time everyone has...maybe we could make a little caravan out to a nice spot or something, I dunno, that may be complicating things too much.
Also, what time would you guys like to do this? Of course, best light is early morning and late evening, but any time of day is easily do-able. I can be there all day if need be.
Also, what time would you guys like to do this? Of course, best light is early morning and late evening, but any time of day is easily do-able. I can be there all day if need be.
i'm not to familiar with the area but i'm sure someone from the area could chime in.
Have you been to UCKK before?
The lighting makes for some really good night shots....here is an example:
