Camry SE H.D.R Photography

[AdamSE]

Let me know what you guys think! thanks alot!!!! im super stoked on my new Camry SE!

[Kiwi-Corolla]

Nice HDR shots. Not overdone. Can't see any signs of any haloing or graininess anywhere. The colour of the sky suits perfectly. If you have any non-automotive HDRs, feel free to post them in the photography thread

[<=M=>]

Nice shots. Few pointers for next time.

Shots 2 & 3: In this particular composition, turn the wheel ALL the way to the right. This will give the illusion that your tires are bigger and give your car a more leaner/progressive stance.

Secondly, try some shots up on a ladder or higher point of view looking down at the car. Like a 2/3's shot. This will also give your car a sexier stance, and the illusion that the car is lower to the ground than it is. This also eliminates the nasty fender "gap"-- that you'll get that if you shoot straight on or have a lower point of view while panned out.

Otherwise nice shots!

And for bonus, Photoshop(heal/stamp/contentawaretool/path) the foreground off your bumper on any shots that you can. If you have the time and/or skills.

[AdamSE]

Originally Posted by Kiwi-Corolla

Nice HDR shots. Not overdone. Can't see any signs of any haloing or graininess anywhere. The colour of the sky suits perfectly. If you have any non-automotive HDRs, feel free to post them in the photography thread

Thanks a lot dude here is some more of my HDRS http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/sh...13#post3312913

[AdamSE]

Originally Posted by <=M=>

Nice shots. Few pointers for next time.

Shots 2 & 3: In this particular composition, turn the wheel ALL the way to the right. This will give the illusion that your tires are bigger and give your car a more leaner/progressive stance.

Secondly, try some shots up on a ladder or higher point of view looking down at the car. Like a 2/3's shot. This will also give your car a sexier stance, and the illusion that the car is lower to the ground than it is. This also eliminates the nasty fender "gap"-- that you'll get that if you shoot straight on or have a lower point of view while panned out.

Otherwise nice shots!

And for bonus, Photoshop(heal/stamp/contentawaretool/path) the foreground off your bumper on any shots that you can. If you have the time and/or skills.

I really appreciate the constructive criticism I love to hear suggestions that can help my photography thank you very much ill defiantly use those techniques next time I'm out shooting!!!

[LOV]

looks really nice.

[xdothedew]

nice.. what lens are you using for the xsi?

[AdamSE]

Originally Posted by xdothedew

nice.. what lens are you using for the xsi?

Canon EFS 18-55 mm Image stabilizer

[PhatRoyale]

Originally Posted by AdamSE

Canon EFS 18-55 mm Image stabilizer

Amazing results with that lens. Great piece of value priced glass.

I really do think it's quite underrated in terms of image quality and sharpness.

[Kiwi-Corolla]

Originally Posted by PhatRoyale

Amazing results with that lens. Great piece of value priced glass.

I really do think it's quite underrated in terms of image quality and sharpness.

I agree. For a lens which comes standard in virtually all of Canon's packages, it produces really good results. The same can be said about the 75-300mm or 70-200mm lens that comes standard in the twin lens packages. Certainly very good value for money.