Car Photography Tutorials - OVERVIEW
Canon EOS 350D - Canon EF-S17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM - 55mm 1/500 f2.8 ISO 100
An overview of all our tutorials and articles on how to improve your automotive photography skils, how to enhance your shots once you've downloaded them to your computer, behind the scenes look at how we work during a professional photo shoot ... and much more.
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Post processing automotive event photographs | |
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in Advanced level - Posted on April 26, 2010 by Mark |
| We all know the drill, we’ve been to a car show or outdoor event and we’ve encountered some amazing cars but our shots have bad backgrounds so we'll have to revert to post processing to get it right. | |
Car photography that sells the car | |
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in Advanced level - Posted on January 18, 2010 by Mark |
| Selling a high performance car isn't easy, but as they say : a picture speaks a thousand words. We'll show you how to get the winning shot that will sell the car quickly by selecting the correct background and perform the right post processing. | |
Adding authentic looking motion to still images | |
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in Advanced level - Updated on November 20, 2009 by Mark |
| Sometimes you just have to get a sharp image of a car, but spinning wheels would be nice, we explain you how to achieve this in post processing. | |
Background replacement made easy | |
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in Advanced level - Posted on August 28, 2009 by Mark |
| There are times you've managed to photograph a great looking car, but the background is far from good looking ... no problem, just replace it with a different one. | |
Race photography, a day at the track | |
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in Advanced level - Posted on July 31, 2009 by Mark |
| You must admit that being track side must appeal to you, but it takes some technique to get the best shots from that position, we explain how to get it right. | |
Make panning shots like a pro | |
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in Advanced level - Posted on April 24, 2009 by Mark |
| We all made these mistakes at first, but after gathering some more experience we could pinpoint these mistakes and share them with you so you can avoid them. | |
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