Rigshot M coupe

Very nice but should have tried a longer shutter speed as there isn't a lot of movement and push the car instead of driving it less vibraton aids with longer shutter speeds. 15 seconds is usually not a bad place to be.

Need to be careful where you put those suction cups too, takes a lot of pressure so try not to put it so close to the edge of the bodywork, it will damage the car.
 
tomscott said:
Very nice but should have tried a longer shutter speed as there isn't a lot of movement and push the car instead of driving it less vibraton aids with longer shutter speeds. 15 seconds is usually not a bad place to be.

Need to be careful where you put those suction cups too, takes a lot of pressure so try not to put it so close to the edge of the bodywork, it will damage the car.
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thanks for the tips. the car was not driven, just pushed 6 inches in neutral. i dont think we could have gotten 15 seconds...would have been way too overexposed. like i said, these are at 3 seconds and 2 stacked filters at the highest fstop. if it was darker it would be ideal, but we wanted them agaisnt the sun. will try again for sure
 
Sometimes i really like the idea of taking your car and driving it through a muddy puddle :D

As always, looks lovely.
 
lux said:
dubsesd said:
the car was not driven, just pushed 6 inches in neutral.
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:o would never have thought that!!

Great pics of the the forums best car :thumbsup:
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^^^ I'm with you Lux. Amazing as always, that last pic has been saved, would look great as a poster :-p
 
hey Dub, may i ask what happens to the suction cup/scafolding? is it photoshoped out of the picture?

again, looks bloody awesome!
 
Yes. It gets photoshopped out. As long as you keep the camera under the pole, it doesn't interfere with the body and only some sky needs editing.
 
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