A couple of car photos

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Ok the last one is not a car..
 
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I do like these types of shot, first one is my favourite.

Could I ask how you did it, was it a car rig?
 
Ok the last one is not a car..

However in your title, you did say a couple of car pics, so we'll let you off.

Love the first one (shame about the power lines!)

2nd one - interesting angle and a beautiful beautiful car, but in blue........:puke:

I wouldn't be surprised to see either of those in a car mag!

(mind you I'll swap a dirty diesel punto for it, and put up with the colour!)


GO on then... how?

I assume in another vehicle.........?

-- ah threads crossed over!
 
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very nice.

The first one looks to me like it could do with being a little lighter, more like the one with the Aston Martin.

And with the second one, I think it would look better on a clean bit of the road, without the markings.

The bike shot is nice. the first time ive seen a rig shot on a bike.

Where did you mount it?
 
Not a bike fan but those bike shots are brilliant, makes me want one! :D
 
I love rig shots and these are nice examples, sky and bodywork colours/detail looks brilliant in the fiat 500 shot.

Apologies if this is covered elsewhere on the forum but how easy is it to setup a rig, how much does it cost?
 
would love to see how the rig is set up... is there a way to do this cheaper than £400 ?

Chris

If I were you I wouldn't cut corners when making a rig. First of all it's got your camera hanging off the end of a pole, so you don't want your camera falling and breaking. Second of all you've got it attached to cars which are often worth a lot of money. You don't want to be leaving a dent in the car by having duff suction pads etc.

Also, if you have a pro rig, people will let you stick it on cars like this:
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