Car Photography Tutorials - OVERVIEW
Canon EOS 40D - Canon EF-S17-55 f/2.8 IS USM - 28mm 1/100 f4.0 ISO 320
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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Virtual tuning in post processing | |
in Fast tips by Mark | |
Sometimes the car you want to photograph just doesn't exist in real life, so you start with a regular model and virtually customize it in post processing ... and this time I show you all the steps in a video | |
FAST TIP : a polar filter in car photography | |
in Fast tips by Mark | |
In this tutorial I show you just how to use a polarization filter correctly and combine multiple layers together | |
FAST TIP : using soft light layers | |
in Fast tips by Mark | |
Post processing can be a tedious job that could take hours, but one simple trick will put some extra punch in your shots in a matter of seconds. | |
Use a mouse or a tablet for post processing | |
in Fast tips by Mark | |
Perhaps a mouse isn't the most appropriate option when working on automotive photos in post processing, so let's take a look at a pen and tablet. | |
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Action photography using a car rig with suction cups
Suction caps are commonly used to attach a boom onto a car so you can position a camera at a fixed point from the car and take a photograph while the car is moving to create impressive action shots.