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For full features; Go to 2 shots of a 911 cockpit
Cant decide which I like more, played with manual focus and im pretty happy
with both. shots unedited...C&C?
1.
http://photos-h.ak.facebook.com/photos-ak-sf2p/v241/174/105/332600751/n3326
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2.
http://photos-a.ak.facebook.com/photos-ak-sf2p/v241/174/105/332600751/n3326
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newyorker
2nd, please. Blurry badge looks at least 100 times worse than blurry
gauges.
EDIT: Would almost certainly look better without being turned on.
jedimario
:stupid:
chris_knows
I agree. It's hard to explain, but I think the steering wheel would be the
point of most interest when taking such pictures....IMO. :thumbs:
Cliffy
Both look pretty dull, there is really no contrasting colors and the guages
are broing.
Enthusiast
LOOK AT ME! I need to show people that I work with a 911 to feel better
about my life.
I know this will come off as jealous. Would I like your job right now?
Sure. Doesn't matter. You work at a car dealership, surrounded by people
who have been selling cars for a living for years. They'll know which one
to put up, or realize that it doesn't matter very much. Further more, no
need to say that it's a 911, just ask which pic is better.
If you just started a thread like "look at the cool cars at work" you
wouldn't come off as bad in my book.
giant016
Both cars are sold and that wasnt the point. I just want to get used to
taking certain shots certain ways, but since I as the photographer think
both shots are good, I need outside critique to point out my flaws. Sorry
if it came out to sound cocky but that really wasnt the nail I was trying
to hit
newyorker
Neither shots are really that great, the 2nd is definitely preferable
though.
The first shot, well, obviously blurry badge, but secondly, the glare on
the gauges(you can make out a reflection of you), as well as the glare on
the dashboard(the whiteass dash), and the odd "line" on the steering wheel,
with the shadowing.
Second, same reasons, minus the blurry badge, and as mentioned before, the
gauges would have looked better off.
You need to really think about all the environmental conditions when
shooting, once you can get all those in your favour, I think your shots
will turn out a lot better.
dodgerforlife
I see to be the only that thinks that way, but oh well, it's still what I'm
seeing.
As a pointer, I'd try taking these photos (interior and exterior) at dawn
and dusk for best reults. A nice soft light and less distracting
reflections and sharp shadows. I don't know your hours, but I'd bet first
thing in the morning on the clock you could sanp a few.
giant016
Well I went to the auction when we were selling off some of our stale
inventory and snapped these right in the lot so I didnt have much to pick
as far as conditions. I took pictures of a bunch of other exotics but I
wont post them cause id be flauntin my job :laughing:
newyorker
