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Originally Posted by cdmulders
remmib - your F10 is one of the best, and your photos are always amazing. Would you be interested in posting some car photography tips / tricks for camera neophytes like me?
I am slowly figuring out the value of quality lenses, been playing with aperture and depth of field, and experimenting with my Canon 50mm F1.8 on a T2i.
Cheers.
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Thanks.
I guess you can pick up some tips by google car photography guide or car photography 101.
But I give you some key tips I think is important.
Location - try to find an interesting location.
Background - try to avoid a busy and messy background. Try to find a simply backdrop like a wall, building or a nice scenery.
Composition - think about the angle you're shooting the car, also remember the rule of third.
Light - often overcast or close to sunset is a good time for shooting, especially a black car.