From several years of experience, you don't need an ND filter to shoot a roller in the day time. You can simply increase the aperture until the slow shutter and low ISO give you a properly exposed image. I've shot rollers all the way down to 1/15..
I really like using an 85mm @1.8 for detail shots. 24mm @1.4 for interior wide angles. My favorite walking around a car show lens is definitely the 85mm.
I recently picked up an intrest in doing photography as a side hustle and i wanted to focus on car photography. Do you happen to have tips in terms of gear?
First video of yours I've seen. Great video! You suggested subject with cars for the next one? Well this is my favourite way to take car photography so it would be good to see your take!
Nice video.. Great content. Tuners, Muscle, Exotic cars, anyway look better on a mirrorless, dslr or even on phone cameras.. My request - do some photoshoot on normal, boring cars and make them look awesome! Challenge! 😉
@@JosephGarcia Thank you for the consideration brother, I've binge watched the other videos and can say you deserve way more recognition for the quality you're pushing out. keep grinding 🙏
1:45 or use a TRIPOD! 🤦♂ If you don't have a tripod, use the self-timer so it takes out the micro-jitter when you press the shutter button, but even then, place the camera on a level object
Good thinking boss man! I had it on but it was so dark out there that I didnt want to push my ISO higher than it already was, so it ended up working out because i needed the shutter speed for proper exposure too. lol--have you used the variable antiflicker settings? I have a mixed experiences with it
He was saying that for the particular straight shots, you want the tire straight. For the “turn” shots, you want the tires turned, rims facing the camera. It creates a point of interest for the viewer.
Bro. this was concise and PACKED with solid insight. well done!
Much appreciated! Let’s go
Love this! I’m just getting into car photography and this helped a lot!
Please make a part 2 with people in the cars 🎉
From several years of experience, you don't need an ND filter to shoot a roller in the day time. You can simply increase the aperture until the slow shutter and low ISO give you a properly exposed image. I've shot rollers all the way down to 1/15..
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I really like using an 85mm @1.8 for detail shots. 24mm @1.4 for interior wide angles. My favorite walking around a car show lens is definitely the 85mm.
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Humbled 🥺 thanks dude
These turned out so dope! Good times! 👏👏🤜
Yess dude. I’ll send you the photos soon 🙃🙃🙃
What lens do you use to take photos of cars in this video? 😁 Great video material. Thank you and best regards
I’ll make a video on this for you. Is that cool? 🙏🏼
@@JosephGarcia Great! I think a lot of people wonder about this. I'm glad I could be some inspiration to create this film
Let’s go!!!! Solid work my guy!
Great video and photos. Thanks.
I shoot mostly car & landscape. Thanks for opening up some additional ideas and techniques. The PDF will be handy to keep on my phone.
Great video, man! Appreciate the work you put in!
I appreciate it! I hope it helped
Thank you so much for this video. Really good explaning and insporations. Have a nice one
Glad it was helpful!
You can also use tripod for steady shot in low shutter
Smarttt guy. I didn’t have a tripod. Or even my gear. I was out of town and I used my friends gear for that shoot lol
I recently picked up an intrest in doing photography as a side hustle and i wanted to focus on car photography. Do you happen to have tips in terms of gear?
First video of yours I've seen. Great video! You suggested subject with cars for the next one? Well this is my favourite way to take car photography so it would be good to see your take!
Great suggestion! I’ll cook it up
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Man, 1 minute to the video, and i was like, "He probably has 1m subs" , 100% road to 100
Thanks for sharing the pdf. Cheers
im glad i could help!
Nice video.. Great content.
Tuners, Muscle, Exotic cars, anyway look better on a mirrorless, dslr or even on phone cameras.. My request - do some photoshoot on normal, boring cars and make them look awesome!
Challenge! 😉
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Thanks for the sub!
Ty for the free pdf files , nee subscribers here.
fire one bro, would you please mind doing one for beginners in editing?
oh great idea! i will brainstorm this and title and stuff! say less
@@JosephGarcia Thank you for the consideration brother, I've binge watched the other videos and can say you deserve way more recognition for the quality you're pushing out. keep grinding 🙏
@@1andonlyfaxz787 dude i love this! im goign to try, its definitely not easy, but i will try my best.
@@JosephGarcia Definitely not an easy concept but goodluck 💪
Thanks aton dude!
You bet!
Also are you for real watching fast and furious in the background! 🤣
Do not judge me.
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Dope video 🙌🔥 Btw which app did you use 4:58 to measure the WB?
thansk man! Its called Kelvin Meter. I talk aobut it a little in my 5 car photography mistakes 2024 at 3:45 or so!
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I've sony a6000 with kit lens, how shoot the great car photo? Change lens?
Thats the 35mm?? And a7iii??
ca you do it with phone on another vid
I can prompt these photos in 5minutes 🤪😜
1:45 or use a TRIPOD! 🤦♂
If you don't have a tripod, use the self-timer so it takes out the micro-jitter when you press the shutter button, but even then, place the camera on a level object
(To eliminate the LED banding, use mechanical or EFC shutter. Problem solved. Shoot at your preferred shutter speed.)
Good thinking boss man! I had it on but it was so dark out there that I didnt want to push my ISO higher than it already was, so it ended up working out because i needed the shutter speed for proper exposure too. lol--have you used the variable antiflicker settings? I have a mixed experiences with it
Took notes for my new whip 😂
I wanna see 👀
3:12 no way these settings is not overexposed shooting 1/40 at f/2.8 lol
I was just riffing there and going off the top. Just checked, slightly overexposed by 1.7 stops, not bad for shooting blind
You say “the straight shots, meaning tires are completely straight” and then shoot the car with the wheels turned to the left 🤔
Where at bro? If I did it was an accident lol
He was saying that for the particular straight shots, you want the tire straight.
For the “turn” shots, you want the tires turned, rims facing the camera. It creates a point of interest for the viewer.
Or just use a DSLR = no flickering
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