How to shoot your car

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one light, on a stand around the rear wheel about 10 feet out.
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second light off to the nose of the vehicle
(i also used a third light in some pictures super low to the left of the front umbrella)
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different positioning and use of lighting.
hope i showed you something useful

just got into photography.. thanks for the advise

nice info Grant

sweet light setup

how do one of those lights cost ?

my particular setup is around 700.00 in lights and equipment. and im still missing a few pieces

just use some grow lights...

or you can always go alien bees with a vagabond power supply

..........................cough

[quote=VIPFlame;235633]or you can always go alien bees with a vagabond power supply[/quote]
speedlights are much better for location stuff.

i woudlnt want to lug ABs up a mountain for downhill mountain biking stuff. 
plus you dont really need all that much power for stuff like this

Nice wheels LOL

i usually do the sandwich lighting position.

I thought it usually only takes a colt .45 and a whole lot of tequila to shoot your car..... :D :D

[QUOTE=jtanoyo1;267951]I thought it usually only takes a colt .45 and a whole lot of tequila to shoot your car..... :D :D[/QUOTE]
 :smiley-rofl:
 
 
but good info ... 
 
 
kinda off-topic whats the specs on your TE's on the jeep  PM the info if you like ..