Light-painting a Warner Robins S2000

[Nerdsrock22]

Jacob and I went out the other night to grab some night shots. I'd never really been successful with these before, so I wanted to give it another shot. Let me know what you think.


Jacob's S2K by andy.carter, on Flickr


Jacob's S2000 by andy.carter, on Flickr

If you'd be interested in having shots like this done, please get in touch with me!!

[chaseamundo]

I like them except you can't really see the soft top. But not bad at all.

[Bacon]

I thought light painting was something totally different. Shots look good though.

[Nerdsrock22]

I thought light painting was something totally different. Shots look good though.

I've seen it used to describe selectively illuminating parts of the subject (what I did) or "painting" a picture by shining it directly into the camera lens (when folks draw hearts or angel wings with sparklers).

[RL...]

Exposure on the car is great, the BG sucks though. It's very bland to me....it's hard to get a nice BG here in atlanta the scenery and buildings are bland so you did the best you could with what you had. Next time try to get the subject out of a parking lot and somewhere more interesting.

[Nerdsrock22]

Exposure on the car is great, the BG sucks though. It's very bland to me....it's hard to get a nice BG here in atlanta the scenery and buildings are bland so you did the best you could with what you had. Next time try to get the subject out of a parking lot and somewhere more interesting.

Yeah, there are plenty of places down here to check out. I honestly just wanted to see if I could get the exposure down, and it started pouring down rain on us once we got out.

[firby911]

I like the first one andy. I really need to try these again after my last ones didnt turn out so great.

[boostedb16]

I have tried this and didn't get this. Can you please explain.

[Nerdsrock22]

I have tried this and didn't get this. Can you please explain.

Honestly, I just put it at like f8 and did a 30 second exposure. I walked around the car with my SB600 manually firing. I did one for the front and one for the side, and combined them in PS. It took me a few times to get an exposure that I liked.