Car Photography Tutorials - OVERVIEW
Canon PowerShot Pro90 IS - 7-70mm f/2.8 - 7.0mm 1/160 f4.0
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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Case study - deTomaso Pantera | |
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in Case studies by Mark |
| I take a reasonably good shot and put it through some extensive post processing to create a photograph | |
Case study - Lamborghini Murciélago LP640 | |
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in Case studies by Mark |
| We take a look at one of the most difficult scenes, a black car during a bright, sunny summer day in the early afternoon. | |
Case study - DOF, Depth of Field | |
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in Case studies by Mark |
| This shot was taken while the black Ginetta was leaving the pit lane at a famous circuit in Belgium, it looked good straight out of the camera, but a little bit of tweaking made it perfect. | |
Case study - Geneva 2009 Auto Show | |
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in Case studies by Mark |
| In this in depth article we take a look at the specific settings and technique you could use for a high profile car show like the one in Geneva | |
Case study - Countach | |
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in Case studies by Mark |
| In this specific case study we will take a look at how to remove unwanted clutter from the backdrop of a shot. | |
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Sharpening techniques explained
A lot has already been written about how to make your images look better, getting them sharp is one of the essentials when it comes to improve your shots
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