2023 Genesis G90 Photo Shoot
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2023 Genesis G90 Photo Shoot

Recently, I had the opportunity to photograph the 2023 Genesis G90 for Genesis Halifax. The newest G90 includes the recent design language that Genesis calls “athletic elegance,” which, amongst other features, includes the now recognizable crest grille and the ultra-thin, two-line headlamps. The design overall is not unlike the 2023 G80 besides the size, and without having both the G80 and G90 side-by-side, one could be mistaken for the other.

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Prism FX Filters for Car Photography
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Prism FX Filters for Car Photography

Lens filters have multiple purposes in photography as they can enhance colours, reduce reflections, and assist in proper exposure. In addition, some lens filters are designed to add visual interest to photos using special effects. That is where Prism FX comes in. Prism FX is a company founded in 2018 and based in Arizona in the United States.

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How I Did This: BMW M2
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How I Did This: BMW M2

When light painting a car, multiple exposures that light different portions of the car are needed. The number of exposures will vary depending on the desired look. Still, you usually look at five to six exposures as a minimum, including the side, front (or back), and top. It would be best to capture separate exposures of the wheels, headlights (or tail lights), and the interior. Again, this all comes down to what look you are going for.

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Why Car Dealerships Need Your Photos
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Why Car Dealerships Need Your Photos

A car dealership needs to have photos of the cars they sell. They need to advertise what they offer and want their customers to see what they are shopping for in detail. If you are interested in working with car dealerships, you have probably noticed that they already have plenty of photos. These are usually standard photos of the same angles with the same backgrounds (sometimes poorly Photoshopped) and repeated for every car they have in stock.

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5 Car Light Painting Gear Essentials
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5 Car Light Painting Gear Essentials

Car light painting can seem like a very involved process with significant investments in equipment, and it can be! No matter what type of photography you are into, you can spend considerable money on your gear. But the truth is, you can start your light painting journey with probably the camera you have, a tripod, and a light source. However, investing in a quality tripod and separate ball head is recommended.

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How to Prepare for Your Car Photo Shoot
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How to Prepare for Your Car Photo Shoot

You are tasked with photographing a vehicle and have either been given specific direction from the client, or they have allowed you to do what you think "will look the best." It's common for clients to leave it up to you to capture their car because, after all, they like what you do. They got in touch with you for a reason. My car photography shoots are conducted by myself, so the recommendations below focus on solo photo shoots only.

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A Car Photography Light Painting Guide
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A Car Photography Light Painting Guide

When light painting a car, you will want to be sure you have the necessary equipment. You’ll also want a checklist covering the exposures you need so you do not forget any. We will cover those essential exposures (as well as optional) and look at some tips to remember before and during your photo shoot.

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5 Tips for Interior Car Photography
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5 Tips for Interior Car Photography

Focusing on the interior, it would be wrong to think that your location doesn’t matter. If you are concentrating on macros of interior details, this will not be as relevant, but with a wider angle, you are sure to capture the car windows in your photograph, probably the windshield and one of the side windows.

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