DSLR Photoshoot after wash/clay/wax.
16 August 2009, 02:49 PM
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DSLR Photoshoot after wash/clay/wax.
After the purchase of my new DSLR camera i wanted to take some fresh pics of the car, so after its weekly wash, I then clayed & waxed it, then set about finding a good spot to take the pics, found this narrow country lane round the corner, could easly be a WRC stage (an easy one mind lol).
Lots of settings on the camera to play with, I was messing about with the focusing points and shooting in black&white (think they look pretty mean and moody).
See what you guys thinks, and any camera tips would be a great help
Bright work all polished up nicley
Black & white shots, I like these
Can you tell what it is yet?
Lots of settings on the camera to play with, I was messing about with the focusing points and shooting in black&white (think they look pretty mean and moody).
See what you guys thinks, and any camera tips would be a great help
Bright work all polished up nicley
Black & white shots, I like these
Can you tell what it is yet?
16 August 2009, 03:19 PM
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Most were took on the Auto setting, others the "P" program, aperture changed.
I will have to train my eye to spot the changes lol, but so much better than my old camera was.
I will have to train my eye to spot the changes lol, but so much better than my old camera was.
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.Anyways, although you can buy them in some sizes you cant get all of them,(and they are so bloody expensive) so I have painted the ones I though you can see the most, turns out its a lot, and in genuine WR Blue paint too I might add lol.
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All done with a HUGE tub of elbow grease one sunday afternoon. Used wet and dry 2000grit paper, an abrasive flap disc on the end of a drill, and Megs NXT metal polish, then a buffing fleece wheel that i can get from my Dads company, end result one shinney diff casing.
Same procedure for the tracking arms, all look good when u are the car behind
Same procedure for the tracking arms, all look good when u are the car behind
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