Some pics of my hachi

[adomz]

great pics man!
i always loved how VAZz makes the pics look so beautifull!

and the best of all the pics is that double pic of my hachi and yours

adam

[electric mic]

they look stunning.

If you don't mind me asking, how do you do those motion shots? Is it easy or do you need to be a photography pro?

[grothae86]

very nice pics...

[banpei]

electric mic Wrote:they look stunning.

If you don't mind me asking, how do you do those motion shots? Is it easy or do you need to be a photography pro?

It is easy enough, all you need is a steady hand and use a camera which is able to have a pre-set shutter-time and set it to low shutting (1/15th of a second for instance). I've made pictures like that in the past, but it does require some experimenting before you will get it right.

Or you take a picture of the car standing still (or driving slowly) and do the motion with photoshop. >

[Nookie]

Banpei was right. That's easy enough, but it takes a lot of time
You need to buy/build yourself a rig. It can be something similar like this (longer rig would be great.. it's just a 'inside-camera' holder ):
Then you have to put camera on it, and stick it to any even surface (window, or smt...).
Camera with big exposure time would be perfect here, because driving speed is maximum to 5km/h (otherwise - there will be a lot of blur).
There is another way to get pictures like this.. But you'll need two cars. Both should drive at same speed, and then with a bigger exposure time it could be possible to take some great pictures :wink:

[banpei]

Nookie Wrote:Camera with big exposure time would be perfect here, because driving speed is maximum to 5km/h (otherwise - there will be a lot of blur).

You mean like this?

[electric mic]

Thanks for the advice guys, seems a bit beyond me though lol

I need me a pal with a camera

[nmwisima]

Our profesional photografers at the Magazine do impressive shots from car to car just by hanging out of windows or trunks...

[Apolan]

yea if you go fast enough, you dont need to open the aperture for too long so you still get a crispy shot of the car, but the surroundings do blur out..