
If you're interested, I was using a Canon 30D digital camera, with a couple of different lenses, and a tripod.
In my experience, it's MUCH easier to get good car shots during the "golden hour" right after sunset, or right before sunrise. Not only do you get nice sky colors, but the car details are also softened up a lot, and little flaws -- chips or small bits of dirt -- are less obvious. But it's tough because there's only about an hour, and setting up shots and moving the car and equipment around is time-consuming.


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Yah, pretty good shots!
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