I am really looking for some comments on this one. It is for a project I am really interested in what everyone thinks.

While it is close to what I see in my head, it's not quite perfect. I plan to do this shot again and fine tune the lighting.



And setup shots. In the shot posted above, the big reflector in the front left was not used.

 

It looks remarkable. One thing I learned with all my years with photography is that it never turns out like you imagined..........but you do get those very few that turn out better that you could have ever imagined.

But again, great looking picture. I with I had access to that equipment and facility. No telling what type of havoc I could raise.

 

Its a gsxr!




The photo quality is perfect, but its a gsxr.

 

^^ LOL. Good catch.

I retract my previous statement. What I meant to say was "Your photo would turn out much better than you ever imagined.................IF it was of a CBR." Yep, that's what I meant to say.

 

Yeah Yeah this is a CBR forum, but you cant bash on the GSXR's!

Just bought mine today

 

Have you learned nothing? Bashing other bikes is what we do. We will still wave on the road and offer helpif you break down, but we will still feel superior for some stupidunknownreason.

Congrats on the new bike.

 

Ahhhh!!! MY EYES! WTF HAVE YOU DONE?!?!?!? []









Just playing. Anywho, did your lighting do that to the color on the GSXR or was the red (?) that close to pink? I know the light you use has a HUGE influence on what color things look like but it seems that the red is more pink than Honda red. Silly gixxers.

When is the Honda photo shoot?

 

Yes we can.

 

It's actually the color of Advil...homeboy's software drains the red for some reason, it happened all over his F3 and Suzuki in a thread a few months ago...

Great shots, no bashing required...

 

^^ Easy fix for that. Reds are usually dulled when you compress them into a JPEG. So with some of my pictures, I change the HUE to make the reds a little more orange and turn the saturation up a little. This helps tremendously and makes the compressed JPEG look as close to the original as possible.