Awesome photos of YOUR car!

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hahaha awesome

mick, u know that shit, wud suit this pic well good, look well eviillll

f3nrich wrote:

mist ftw

that looks mad

Nice!!!
How did u manage that?
Shot from another vehicle or static and panning?

Wondering, as a mate and I were talking about strapping strobes to a car for rolling shots.

potatoshop?

Nice harry, Thats on the way up to nant y moch? almost on the spot where we dug the corsa out?

ye pretty much

might be potatoshop involved ye.

is too pics on of background one with the car in. another layer for shadows.

took about 20 mins. and 4 flashguns.

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your way would work fenrich, although its rare to get as smooth a shot in a tracking pic from another car. was aiming for car broucheur over realism with this one.

charnock wrote:

ye pretty much

might be potatoshop involved ye.

is too pics on of background one with the car in. another layer for shadows.

took about 20 mins. and 4 flashguns.

eta
your way would work fenrich, although its rare to get as smooth a shot in a tracking pic from another car. was aiming for car broucheur over realism with this one.

Either way its a cracking shot mate!

I've done a few bits out the back of another car with the best being

And that was shot at 1/24 of a sec hand held, so god knows how it came out so well

sweet! thats crisp for 1/25th. deffinatly a long way from having parkinsons with that steady a hand. Problem with the ol dual caridgeway shots is the backgrounds always flat, but nailing one on rural roads is really hard.

problem with the strobes on another car wil be acheiving decent lighting without a lot of scafold unless you use 2 tracking cars?

whey, got to love that golf and the picture, pretty sure its the one i was working on this week ? pontgarreg ?

Woopdy Fukin Woop!! my names is harry chanrnock and i takes wikkkked pictures aiii!

lol geth

photobuckets epicly dodged some of those up tho

charnock wrote:

sweet! thats crisp for 1/25th. deffinatly a long way from having parkinsons with that steady a hand. Problem with the ol dual caridgeway shots is the backgrounds always flat, but nailing one on rural roads is really hard.

problem with the strobes on another car wil be acheiving decent lighting without a lot of scafold unless you use 2 tracking cars?

yeah the background isnt up to much hahah

Yeah a friend and I have been through the pros and cons/ methods and madness from doing a rolling strobe shot. Would be fun to try though.

I'm putting together a rig soon, if u want to come have a play with it when its done your more then welcome mate

haha! thanks man really want to do more rig stuff. I'm intending to build one soon too, but finding it difficult to figure what i need or want exactly. Dont want to spend big and its easy to find and buy window suction holders but finding the rest is a strugle. light alloy tubing, monfrotto joints or something that would do the job...or just buy a really nice one for 300 quid but that takes the piss

when you have perhaps nearly 1k of camera strapped to the end maybe its worth investing in a good one

Ive been selling junk on ebay to fund mine and a mate is going to chip in.

monfrotto cups, magic arm and clamps dont come cheap :/

Kinda unrelated... but do any of you know if you can get some sort of clamp that'll fit on a roll bar?

Needs to be semi adjustable because the bar is diagonal. I wanna video drift days see.

make one! or

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Genuine-MANFROTTO-Universal-Super-Clamp-035FTC-/200567429129?pt=UK_CamerasPhoto_CameraAccessories_TripodsSupports&hash=item2eb2c01809

what are you going to use to video it mickey?

if all else fails duck tape one on there. should be easy enough to make one up tho. Or just try one of them ones thats stick to the body work, could most probs get some good videos from different angles then.

evoman wrote:

what are you going to use to video it mickey?

video camera...

mickey, look i may not have your wit, but i made a good guess at video camera.

What video camera?