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Originally Posted by Scott Douglas
That camera is smart enough that you don't need lessons on how to use it to get good photos out of it, Shaun. The problem with the iPhone is the 4mm or whatever focal length it chooses for those frontend shots distorts too much. You'll have to back up further with your lens but you can crop the pics to get them right.
Note the pics of the Caddy in a previous post. Almost all of them are taken at a level most humans don't view a car from ie BEND your knees and get down there.
A black car must be spotless to photo well.
I'd even go so far as to say rain may help you. Wash the car, go out and find a place to take the pics, wait for it to stop raining for a while (in between showers), dry off the car and shoot it before it starts raining again. Clouds offer a lot of indirect light which is what you're looking for.
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Outside you may be correct, but inside shots are still poor. I think part of the problem is I have fluorescent lights overhead and big window bright sunlight behind me. Closing the blinds doesn't help. Have to do a lot of color correcting and it still doesn't look right. But if I can get off Auto, that will be a big help. And get lights.
