The car, as an object of interest for the photographer, of course, offers a very wide creative opportunities for interesting, memorable shots. In addition, shooting cars often provides the photographer with a chance to make money on their pictures, because automobile magazines and specialized websites always need photographs of the corresponding subject. However, it’s not very original and interesting to simply shoot frames with a car standing or driving. I bring to your attention a few simple recommendations so that the car photos turn out to be better and more meaningful.

What is needed for this?

In principle, it is possible to shoot cars practically with any digital camera, depending on what quality of the shots you are counting on. It is advisable to use a wide-angle lens, which will give you the opportunity to shoot a car at close range. In addition to the wide-angle, you will certainly need a tripod, especially if you use slow shutter speeds. Finally, from optional accessories you may need a good external flash, reflector, and polarizing filter. As for the filter, it will be useful. For example, when shooting production scenes with reflection in glasses, mirrors or wings of a car. Using the polarization filter, you can also emphasize the necessary details in the frame and, conversely, a little "muffle" the excess.

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