Here are some pics that i just have saved on my computer for a while but never got chance to put them up... soo i'll just put it from the beginning age to the present age.. Enjoyyyy

 

buy a tripod

 

3 of these pics are taken with the tripod... just few are quick snaps with a little photoshop

Shamail~

 

what the hell is up with your rear?

 

by different did you mean dark and fuzzy?

 

Anyone else notice Pic 1...

 

good pics lighting was a bit off but nice overall! wish i saw more views of your DB post bodykit/wheels thought

 

LOL!!! if Your seeing the same thing as me the LOLOLOLOL

 

not bad pics.....now lets see the whole kit and wheels!

 

small ***** omgzz

 

Hate to break it to you, but those pics are terrible. Lighting is way off, especially the interior shot.

 

Slogan ideas?

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WOW, dude I just notice that in my first pic now, lolz, TYTEEEEEE

 

what?

 

a sack of NUTs on a pole

 

lol

 

i dont think its the lack of a tripod, but the picture is overexposed a lot in the background, but the car is barely lit.

to the OP - next time tune down your exposure compensation and get a nice sized flash to illuminate your car. OR you can get a nice bright flashlight and "paint" the car while the shutter is open.

jim

 

not really feeling the photography or the kit in the last pic

 

you have too much contrast going on. The difference from highlight to shadow is too great and simply not within the range of your camera.

Like what was said before expose for the highlights and kick in light with some light source.

You can also try shooting when there is more light, dusk time, open shade during the day. You can still get a moody look by adjusting exposure. Dark cars are hard to keep detail and still have the image and background look good.