razorlab
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Which specific image are you referencing?On the Toyota coming cars, what model Supra is displayed racing against the 2024 45th edition? https://www.toyota.com/grgarage/
Which specific image are you referencing?On the Toyota coming cars, what model Supra is displayed racing against the 2024 45th edition? https://www.toyota.com/grgarage/
2/3 down, 2 supras side by side. Previous post figured out, thanksWhich specific image are you referencing?
Dude! Your car looks awesome! Such a clean build, the advans look great. Simple but sporty. I need more photos of that ADRO swan neck wing....looks so good!
I too, love HKS products. Just got their intake kit with the enclosed box! Jealous how you're going all in on HKS with your build.
As far as photography tips go, your exposure looks pretty good, highlights might be a little blown out in the sky at the bottom in the 2nd photo but thats hard to avoid sometimes. I think something that would help visually is if you followed the rule of thirds and didn't put the car in the dead center of the frame. Following the rule of thirds will help compositionally and make the photo more interesting. IDK why, but it just looks better. For both of these photos, I personally would have moved the car to the bottom third and right third of the frame. But hey, that's just me! Happy shooting!
Thanks so much for the feedback! I definitely hear y'all on the rule of thirds aspect and will practice it when I shoot again later this week. I did learn about the rule of thirds during my research but what I struggle with is learning what to prioritize if I'm shooting photos specifically for Instagram (which I was here). Some people compose differently for IG due to how photos are displayed on their profiles. For example, my car would be mostly hidden if I put it on the lower right third of the photo. I did try utilizing the rule of thirds from a vertical perspective by keeping the car more on the lower third of the photo, but it's likely not low enough? Maybe I'll just ignore shooting for IG and learn to shoot good photos first.Echo what Jmanlevan says about composition. I'd love to see you crop that first photo to remove some of both the ground and sky to make it more a banner style photo.
Otherwise great lighting and focus. The background could be blurred a little more with a bit more bokeh, but that would need a shorter focal length and might put some details of the car out of focus too. Shooting during the golden hour is just such a cheat code to great photos!
That makes sense, I hear what you're saying because of the tile effect of how photos are posted on the instagram page. Yeah thats tough. I say shoot both ways! haha that's the beauty of digital photography nowadays. You're only limited by the space on your card as opposed to the amount of shots on a roll!Thanks so much for the feedback! I definitely hear y'all on the rule of thirds aspect and will practice it when I shoot again later this week. I did learn about the rule of thirds during my research but what I struggle with is learning what to prioritize if I'm shooting photos specifically for Instagram (which I was here). Some people compose differently for IG due to how photos are displayed on their profiles. For example, my car would be mostly hidden if I put it on the lower right third of the photo. I did try utilizing the rule of thirds from a vertical perspective by keeping the car more on the lower third of the photo, but it's likely not low enough? Maybe I'll just ignore shooting for IG and learn to shoot good photos first.
@Jmanlevan I'll get more pics of the wing when I go practice again!
I really love the wing! I feel it compliments the curves of the Supra well if it's angled down. It flows with the trunk imo. I'm not a huge fan of the flatter orientation.That makes sense, I hear what you're saying because of the tile effect of how photos are posted on the instagram page. Yeah thats tough. I say shoot both ways! haha that's the beauty of digital photography nowadays. You're only limited by the space on your card as opposed to the amount of shots on a roll!
How are you liking that ADRO wing? Any issues with water leaking into the trunk from the holes?
I didn't know you could adjust the angle! Yeah it really flows well. The underside of the endplate looks to match the angle of the built in duckbill on the trunkI really love the wing! I feel it compliments the curves of the Supra well if it's angled down. It flows with the trunk imo. I'm not a huge fan of the flatter orientation.
I do wish it was slightly higher though, because it blocks a lot of the rear view. ADRO confirmed they're making new brackets that will allow it to sit higher, so I'm likely going to pre-order those. No issues with water leakage so far. I've washed it a few times and driven it through heavy rain once since installation.
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I've never really considered a spoiler but man that looks awesome. Bloody expensive though! ?I really love the wing! I feel it compliments the curves of the Supra well if it's angled down. It flows with the trunk imo. I'm not a huge fan of the flatter orientation.
I do wish it was slightly higher though, because it blocks a lot of the rear view. ADRO confirmed they're making new brackets that will allow it to sit higher, so I'm likely going to pre-order those. No issues with water leakage so far. I've washed it a few times and driven it through heavy rain once since installation.
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beautiful shot
100%.Ordered more stuff.. NVS Carbon ECU cover and Carbon Intake Lid. This Black Friday is going to send me to the poor house. FML.
agreed, first big wing I would actually consider. Flows nicely with car design, and top mounted swan neck?? cmon, that looks badass!I didn't know you could adjust the angle! Yeah it really flows well. The underside of the endplate looks to match the angle of the built in duckbill on the trunk
100%agreed, first big wing I would actually consider. Flows nicely with car design, and top mounted swan neck?? cmon, that looks badass!