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Most of us on here use: http://www.b-hague.co.uk/camera_suction_pads_vacuu...
Ta Matt
(but Manfrotto are also class).
Ta Matt
(but Manfrotto are also class).
Edited by GetCarter on Saturday 13th September 21:01
_dobbo_ said:
I use a slightly modified version of the B-Hague kit, which incorporates Manfrotto suction cups
Dobbo, fill me in, are your mounts for these pics on another car, and the camera fired by remote? It's a great efect- presumably a lot of trial and error and a lot of out-takes?Basically you attach the camera to the car by whatever rig method you have available (in my case the SM-8 Kit from b-hague, and a couple of extra long poles), then photograph the car in motion.
You then take a photo without the rig in place and then photoshop it out.
e.g.
Here's a phonecam picture of the camera mounted on the rig - the car is then pushed at low speed whilst the photo is taken
Which gives you this sort of result:
Then after a small or large amount of photoshoppery (depends on how well you planned the shoot and where you put the rig), you end up with the result:
You then take a photo without the rig in place and then photoshop it out.
e.g.
Here's a phonecam picture of the camera mounted on the rig - the car is then pushed at low speed whilst the photo is taken
Which gives you this sort of result:
Then after a small or large amount of photoshoppery (depends on how well you planned the shoot and where you put the rig), you end up with the result:
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