1/18 Toyota Corolla Altis and Crown

• gp3

  6 Dec 07, 17:48

  beginner's photo..
  Thanks yongkiat and HeXy for tips...
  any more tips for me?? like how come you all can bring the colour of the car out so much??
  
  Basically, i still cannot get photos like Hexy ones, and all the pros here.
  
  
  
  
  
  
• gp3

  6 Dec 07, 17:48

  
  
  
  
  
  
• gp3

  6 Dec 07, 17:49

  
  
  
  
  
• bryanw

  6 Dec 07, 18:07

  got camry?
• gp3

  6 Dec 07, 18:30

  hehe, no camry and no vios..
• Vanquish

  6 Dec 07, 21:34

  tips for u:
  
  1. do not use flash
  2. use a tripod to prevent blurry effect
  3. the distance of the camera and the subject (car) seems to be quite far for the first few shots.
  4. use natural lighting to make sure yr surrounding is evenly lit
  5. focal point, again, u gotta check yr settings. not too familiar with EOS. Nikon User here...
  
  that's all i can think off for now. cheers
• Thecar

  6 Dec 07, 21:51

  hi i would like to buy the toyota corolla for $40
• gp3

  6 Dec 07, 22:25

  I never said I wanted to sell.
  
  and S$40? This car costs at least S$130 when I bought from China Toyota Dealer. It has the quality, or even better quality than an AutoArt. ( but very fragile, break many parts inside and outside the car liao )
  
  This is even better:
  New 2007 corolla
  http://cgi.ebay.com/1-18-Toyota-Corolla-Altis-2007-Black-Schwarz-Dealer-RAR_W0QQitemZ170175136782QQihZ007QQcategoryZ45357QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
  
  otherwise, you can maybe ask Jacky (f1.com.sg) to help you get the model, as he has Mazda 3, Honda Civic in his shop. Thus he might get the corolla too.
  
  
• nighteye

  6 Dec 07, 22:42

  Go to Gaincorp Asia at 505 Beach Road #02-164 Golden Mile Food Centre Army Market.There got sell Corolla Altis @ S$99.
• gp3

  6 Dec 07, 22:45

  haha, ya. because I bought from China dealer, so much more expensive..
• yongkiat

  7 Dec 07, 01:05

  vanq has covered most of the stuffs already.
  
  - use tripod
  
  - dun use flash.. cos the flash light is too harsh. rather then that.. u could try pumping up the iso. but best to use a normal table light or something, den adjust the iso to suit wad type of effect or temperture u want. if u feel ur table like is abit harsh too.. something like spot light, u could try pasting a piece of white paper or white cloth to cover it.. diffusing the harsh light.
  
  - try to know where u wanna focus on.
  
  anyway, u coming for the photoshoot?
  
  haha..
  
  lets hav fun shooting...
  
  =)
  
  
• mark-x link

  7 Dec 07, 01:10

  nice models u have there dude.
  do try to take some interior shots.