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Originally Posted by MrMaxwell
There's no sun here and I have to get nice looking pictures of these things
The plan is to do them in front of an upper middle class home, but without sunlight... hell I don't know how I'm going to get a decent look
You can't just throw pictures of a car up for sale if it's all cloudy outside
Believe it or not, that gets you less money for the cars
I have no idea how to get around this
I doubt it, but is there any way to add a sunlight effect to photographs? A REALISTIC looking effect? The ones I've seen look really stupid.
Almost as bad as those fake cumshot pics! 
Any ideas ???? |
Set you aperture to as big as it will go eg. F4.0 or F2.8. Set your shutter speed to around 1/60, white balance your frame, start with 200iso and work your way up to 800. Or if you have a tungston rig, set the white balance to that, about 10 feet away from your lights. you will get a yellowish exposure from this, but it will re render beautifully in photoshop. Raw files, of course, and just replace your color
