Pictures from Evo Magazine...
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Is it just me or are they too fabulous? I know they have talented photographers but that shot of all the mini's moving at exactly the same speed or the picture taken perfectly from a different car... It just doesn't add up for me.
Anyone care to shed some light if they are real or stationery and then fiddled with digitally?
Anyone care to shed some light if they are real or stationery and then fiddled with digitally?
Rico, I can see how the photographers can be that good, but pictures are only as good as the subjects... Take this month's shot of the mini's starting away from the line - it'd be nigh on impossible to get that shot (even with only one car out of focus).
I stand by my opinion that the shots are taken and then photoshopped later (i.e. the car shot is correct, the background is right and then they are merged).
If however I'm proved wrong, full compliments to them for managing to take the seemingly impossible pictures
I stand by my opinion that the shots are taken and then photoshopped later (i.e. the car shot is correct, the background is right and then they are merged).
If however I'm proved wrong, full compliments to them for managing to take the seemingly impossible pictures
I haven't seen the shots you mean (haven't seen Evo for ages), but there will be simple explanations for them. I work with some of Evo's snappers from time to time, and most are as good as they seem.
I'll find a copy over the next couple of days and tell you roughly how the particular shots were done. Like the other guy said, moving shots are usually low speed (some taken with the car being pushed and the photographer walking alongside, some even in reverse), and can involve clamps and suction cups.
I'll find a copy over the next couple of days and tell you roughly how the particular shots were done. Like the other guy said, moving shots are usually low speed (some taken with the car being pushed and the photographer walking alongside, some even in reverse), and can involve clamps and suction cups.
I haven't seen the shots you mean (haven't seen Evo for ages), but there will be simple explanations for them. I work with some of Evo's snappers from time to time, and most are as good as they seem.
I'll find a copy over the next couple of days and tell you roughly how the particular shots were done. Like the other guy said, moving shots are usually low speed (some taken with the car being pushed and the photographer walking alongside, some even in reverse), and can involve clamps and suction cups.
I'll find a copy over the next couple of days and tell you roughly how the particular shots were done. Like the other guy said, moving shots are usually low speed (some taken with the car being pushed and the photographer walking alongside, some even in reverse), and can involve clamps and suction cups.
thats the issue, I would scan them but not sure of copyright's and what not, especially on something like PH.
The mini shot is in the section regarding low-cost motorsport (grass rallying or something), it just looks a little too good for me.
Never really occured that they might be driving really slowly makes a bit more sense but still a bit dodgy - believe my own eyes only
The mini shot is in the section regarding low-cost motorsport (grass rallying or something), it just looks a little too good for me.
Never really occured that they might be driving really slowly makes a bit more sense but still a bit dodgy - believe my own eyes only
docevil,
i haven't actually got the latest evo mainly as i've had exams so i haven't been out near any newsagents
I've spoken to the evo team about the photos as, like everyone else it seems, i think they're fantastic and miles ahead of other mags.
I can honestly say that photoshop is only used to get rid of unsightly objects. The quality of the photos means they are good enough to go straight into the mag.
They have the philosophy in the mag to not edit photos as then they're fake, not something us punters want to see.
Unlike Autocar, who openly admit to using Photoshop (0-100-0 article... Enzo etc at Brunters... didn't happen).
Theres a guy who's got a website, supercarphotos or something. Ted did a feature on him a few months back. Check out his photos. He does quite a bit of freelance work for evo.
Hope that enlightens a few and i'm just passing on info from what the evo guys said... and i believe it
i haven't actually got the latest evo mainly as i've had exams so i haven't been out near any newsagents
I've spoken to the evo team about the photos as, like everyone else it seems, i think they're fantastic and miles ahead of other mags.
I can honestly say that photoshop is only used to get rid of unsightly objects. The quality of the photos means they are good enough to go straight into the mag.
They have the philosophy in the mag to not edit photos as then they're fake, not something us punters want to see.
Unlike Autocar, who openly admit to using Photoshop (0-100-0 article... Enzo etc at Brunters... didn't happen).
Theres a guy who's got a website, supercarphotos or something. Ted did a feature on him a few months back. Check out his photos. He does quite a bit of freelance work for evo.
Hope that enlightens a few and i'm just passing on info from what the evo guys said... and i believe it
Would that be Gus Gregory by any chance?
I could quite easily buy evo just for the photos. Now me exams are over it's time to head down to the newsagents methinks.
I could quite easily buy evo just for the photos. Now me exams are over it's time to head down to the newsagents methinks.
Frik said:
Would that be Gus Gregory by any chance?
I could quite easily buy evo just for the photos. Now me exams are over it's time to head down to the newsagents methinks.
Yeh... Gus is the one i was talking about.
I STILL haven't bought EVO!!!
REALLY must pop out tomorrow and get it... been in today editing some footage... www.andrewrixon.co.uk/brunterslarge.mov
docevil
finally got EVO! wooooo
anyways, that mini pic.
i did work experience at evo. thats how i know about how it works.
the mini pic is actually zoomed in, thats why all the cars are in focus, the cameraman is a lot further away than you'd think.
i was watching Chee put that page together and its incredible watching them making it all work.
so yup... very good photographer with pic zoomed in on the minis
hope thats solved your headscratching
finally got EVO! wooooo
anyways, that mini pic.
i did work experience at evo. thats how i know about how it works.
the mini pic is actually zoomed in, thats why all the cars are in focus, the cameraman is a lot further away than you'd think.
i was watching Chee put that page together and its incredible watching them making it all work.
so yup... very good photographer with pic zoomed in on the minis
hope thats solved your headscratching
rico said:
Frik said:
Would that be Gus Gregory by any chance?
I could quite easily buy evo just for the photos. Now me exams are over it's time to head down to the newsagents methinks.
Yeh... Gus is the one i was talking about.
I STILL haven't bought EVO!!!
REALLY must pop out tomorrow and get it... been in today editing some footage... www.andrewrixon.co.uk/brunterslarge.mov
Just watched your vid.. nice one rico
Ed
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