hey guys....i need some advise
I have 2 pics of an F50 here...taken from the same angle...but i didnt use a flash with the first pic........obviously i did used the flash with the 2nd pic..
Question is....which pic looks better???
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hey guys....i need some advise
I have 2 pics of an F50 here...taken from the same angle...but i didnt use a flash with the first pic........obviously i did used the flash with the 2nd pic..
Question is....which pic looks better???
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wel the first isnt bad to start with. but in the second the flash works well as a fill to counter the shadow around the front of the car. it does however give you some blown spots. it will work either way, however you like. neither looks gret becuase of the ahrsh light coming in the skylight.
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exactly what i was gonna sayOriginally Posted by SPHFerrari
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The second pic looks alot better
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they look the same to me..........yes I see the flash in the front
bumper....but they bout look nice...
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i reckon the first pic is better... it's just a little too dark in the front of the car... but u can easily enhanced the pic with photoshop.
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definitely the second, it reveals the detail hidden by the shadow on the first photo
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here.. i gave it a go with photoshop... i think it looks a little better...
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tnkx u guys
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i'd go with the 1st pic, just my opinion, i can really put it into works why, i tried 2 but it just didnt make sence
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what camera are you using? can you direct the flash to bounce off the white ceiling? try holding a white business card or something like that just under the flash to bounce it up to the ceiling for more of a flooding effect. that's what i do with my adjustable flash.
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Im using a Nikon 5400, with a standard flash.
Im saving up for a new lens
So that technique u told me abt........ u still aim the flash on the car aite?
And by just holding a card under the flash u can create a nice effect on the pic?
Im going to an indoor car event next thursday..... called the Autorai, which will be held in Amsterdam. I think ppl from UCP will go there as well.
I recently have a tripod which i will use, so that now i can have a longer exposure time. I will also use a something called " Slow sync flash mode"
Im still experimentating with my camera.
I can adjust many things with it, but it takes time before i can really take advantage of all the adjustable things on my digital camera.
Tnkx again for ur advice!
Last edited by Fumacher; 02-07-2005 at 12:50 AM.
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how r u saving up for a new lens, the 5400 is not an SLR
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yes its possible.......the guy at the shop said that i can have a 10x optic lens optional
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Im using a Nikon 5400, with a standard flash.
Im saving up for a new lens
So that technique u told me abt........ u still aim the flash on the car aite?
And by just holding a card under the flash u can create a nice effect on the pic?
Im going to an indoor car event next thursday..... called the Autorai, which will be held in Amsterdam. I think ppl from UCP will go there as well.
I recently have a tripod which i will use, so that now i can have a longer exposure time. I will also use a something called " Slow sync flash mode"
Im still experimentating with my camera.
I can adjust many things with it, but it takes time before i can really take advantage of all the adjustable things on my digital camera.
Tnkx again for ur advice!
if your flash is fixed in a forward pointing direction, then try the bouncing idea. otherwise with a external flash like mine, i can pivot it to point in any direction i want.
aka: Rob Clements, Ultimatecarpage North American Correspondent
"big durango", formerly known as the "MEDIA MASTER", (title now belonging to Matt)
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