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Miura SV - Flåm by Jean-Jacques Micheli, on Flickr
DSC_5600LRCC by Paul Mitchell, on Flickr
DSC_Pierce_HDRLRComp by Paul Mitchell, on FlickrPaul_V_Mitchell 9:42am, 3 July 2014
It is very simple to achieve realistic looking images by understanding the principles of photography. The only equipment you must have is a camera, a tripod, a small table, a small board like foamcore or gator board which has the surface painted a gray color to match real road surfaces.
As for the camera it should have a manually adjustable aperture and if you can close it to f22 or smaller the better. To make the car larger it must be closer to the camera until it appears 1:1 with its background in the viewfinder. This means the car is pretty close to the end of the lens so we need a lot of depth of field for the car and the background to all be in focus. Thats why f22 or smaller. Position your car in the viewfinder and shoot. Now there are two things I do. Use my fake road with the car on it and if positioned correctly that is all. Otherwise I would now remove the car, road and table and without moving the camera or its lens I would reshoot the scene for the real road. Then in Photoshop I would erase my fake road and keep the rest of the scene, the car and its shadow. If you painted the road the right color of gray it will match a real road. Keep in mind a real road is mostly very light gray with the glare cased by the sun shining off the top. I hope this helps you. Good luck.
Parking Lot 1 by Guilherme Holtz, on Flickr
Parking Lot by Guilherme Holtz, on Flickr




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Porsche 911 gt3 rs lava-73 by Tamás Jánosi, on Flickr
Porsche Cayenne GTS red-90 by Tamás Jánosi, on Flickr








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