Mar 172010

So I finally had the chance to test out my automotive rig setup I bought a few weeks back.  It was a good learning experience, and I know that I’m in dire need of a wireless shutter release.  Ordered one two weeks ago, but it didn’t ship until yesterday.  Looking forward to using that when it comes in.  Some things I learned:

- Be aware of shadows cast by the rig onto the car for post processing.
- Be aware of background and complexity of shapes/colors for post processing.
- Be aware of cup placement for post processing.
- Push the car instead of driving to reduce bounce in the rig.
- Black, night background doesn’t help convey motion too well.

The equipment used:

Canon 40D Body
Tamron 10-24mm lens
3x Manfrotto Super Clamps
2x Avenger F1000 Pump Cups
1x Manfrotto Variable Friction Magic Arm with Camera Bracket
10ft EMT pole

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3 Responses to “First Automotive Rig Attempt”

  1. Man it was fun to be a part of this and see you make it come to life.. I know you’re going to have some stellar shots in the future if your first shot came out this amazing.. Congrats man..

  2. vdaaccord06 says:

    keep up the good work William! don’t worry i will definitely spread the word for you :)

  3. Danny says:

    Thats cool stuff. Wouldnt mind riggin my car up for a shoot

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