Kathy J. Cooper |
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How to best capture motorcycles at a show
There is a big bike show coming up in my area next week. All custom, one of a kind bikes. It's an inside show. I would just appreciate any tips on how to get the best pictures possable of the bikes. Will only beable to use the flash on the camera for lighting. Please give tips on angles for the best shots and anything else helpfull. (my first bike show)
January 08, 2004
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Buddy Purugganan |
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First---use a real quality film and preferably use ISO 400 and a good flash with plenty of power. Taking photos of amazing bikes take research too. Read the latest from CYCLE WORLD, MOTORCYCLIST, ROAD BIKE and other motorcycle magazines where they show bikes of every kind photographed indoors or studios. You'll discover various nuances with their photos.And use a circular polarizer on occasion to avoid some reflections. Also bring a tripod if you think your hands have some problems keeping steady. Have fun....
January 09, 2004
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