The SECRET to Professional CAR PHOTOGRAPHY

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As long as this photo took to put together, it was super satisfying Would you try this?
Comment from : @LizziePeirce

Way to complex
Comment from : @CosmoVlog

Great video! You didn’t talk about the polarizer you had on the lens
Comment from : @thomasagabaonyango7548

Great work Thank you for sharing the photoshop tutorial May I suggest shooting with multiple strobes to speed up post? Just a thought
Comment from : @bvelar

Great video Lizzie, thanks for making it
Comment from : @RichThul

Not to be mean or anything but honestly the final result just looks very weird and artificial to me
Comment from : @realizevermillion

I honestly thought it was 2 different girls from 3:02 to 3:19 😳😜
Comment from : @ayechapin1

Can you do a video on sony a7iii settings for car photography please?
Comment from : @onlyrealonek5105

Absolutely amazing work Lizzie Did you use a polarizer on your lens though and does it particularly help with the opaque effect on the car windows?
Comment from : @gbengasmithYT

lizzie no disrespect to ur man if you got one but u deff one good looking photographer
Comment from : @b1shotit513

Very helpful and informative Thanks for the information
Comment from : @hillcountrycinematics314

wanted to stop by and say thank you!
Comment from : @ChristopherDobey

Beautiful work Lizzie!
Comment from : @gerrymarzilli

To be fairly honest I find the only two useful tools I need to shoot a car in the outdoors are a tripod and a CPL filter Adding lights really just complicate things and takes more time to setup I tend to bracket my shots from dark to bright and in photoshop I just layer the photos and brush in what I want and leave out the rest I can work much quicker without a light and produce stunning images BUT if it works for you, go for it Lovely photos by the way
Comment from : @floatingrabbit3556

Thanks for this So, maybe you can talk about strobes in a future video? Will a 100w battery powered strobe work? Especially in the darker areas or time of day?
Comment from : @janvanderwalt

I love MPB
Comment from : @Charlotte_Exotic_Spotter

Noo way hahahabrYou've also been shooting for Polestar the last Weeks!brIv'e also coming up with a video of this shoot We also shot a multilayer bucket shot haha
Comment from : @skpictures3689

have you heard about exposure bracketing ?
Comment from : @werollinfilms

Great to see some strobe photography in the car photography space! Fun tutorial!
Comment from : @TheCarCreative

you're my sweet little pumpkin
Comment from : @sthakshay18

I definitely want to give this a try Also is it crazy that I am tempted to fly in for Buffer just so I can get my annual Chris & Lizzie selfie? 😂 Well it hasn't been annual since pre covid days LOL
Comment from : @nextlevelcraig

237k subscribers and still can't be bothered to rake the stickers off her laptop lol
Comment from : @bloodswarms

Bro what about lighten blend mode
Comment from : @flipfilms1759

Hi Lizzie Great video Was wondering what kind of laptop you are using to edit the photo? Thanks
Comment from : @acswagg7

Nice video Thank you!
Comment from : @daniel-stefan

Thank you If I could make a suggestion, it would be to go a bit slower I'm proficient with portrait photography and photoshop, but not with the car equivalent I'd love to see you describe which parts of the lights you were masking in and out and why In the companion car shoot video it'd be cool if you discuss the point light source and how that works with the contours of the car panel (I'm assuming you don't want to see the light itself in the panel, so understanding the shooting angles would be great too) This may be obvious to a car photography enthusiast, but not so much for a newbie like myself Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Comment from : @simianinc

Can you link the godox gear that you’re using?
Comment from : @michaelford7506

Why limiting file size and using jpgs for your export? You’re already losing detail at the first step Would recommend psd/tiff and adobe 1998 for the color space at minimum Prophoto rgb and 16 bit at maximum
Comment from : @shaunmaluga

Great video and the final image was excellent Thank you for sharing your process
Comment from : @ozbaz99

Lizzie, great video
Comment from : @saeedahmad3748

I've light painted cars years ago and really enjoyed it Been shooting natural light for photos and bringing in lights occasionally for feature car videos Looking into getting a strobe here soon! Good video to see and kick the ambition in for me!
Comment from : @jmckmedia6377

Great video! What phone application did you use for adding the finale touches?
Comment from : @keithbennett5179

I think your MPB link is broken FYI :) awesome video BTW :)
Comment from : @TimothyWestPhotography

Which laptop are you using?
Comment from : @fardadpostwalatravels

I have a car shoot coming up, this was amazing knowledge Thank you
Comment from : @simonprine3795

was this uploaded again? like removed and uploaded again
Comment from : @radeondutch

girly, the mbp link isnt working fyi
Comment from : @darianrichardson3629

Mpb link is wrong
Comment from : @enriqueleft1785

Hey Lizzie Once again you are everything
Comment from : @jxythree

All that for so little, brbrGreat photo but eh 😐
Comment from : @CesarMartinez-zb1zb

Technically brilliant, but the final image while OK and proved a point educationally, but didn’t stir my soul I think there may be a positive point to discuss with this, sometimes the car / object isn’t jaw dropping, and sometimes you’re hamstrung when it comes to locations, so how do you create a great shot, or even a usable shot as a professional
Comment from : @marcusoutdoors4999

Save a keybind and hold alt while you click the layer mask button, it will start inverted
Comment from : @bakerfx4968

Hey Lizzie - Your link to mpb doesn't seem to be working
Comment from : @goodthiefphoto

Next up, a driving car with shutterdrag and strobes
Comment from : @kingmuhu

Great tips, I never knew so much went into car photography
Comment from : @MrCameraShy

i was like wait a minute didn't I watch this couple days ago? xD you added the editing part in this :D
Comment from : @mikevalencia1318

☺️
Comment from : @sijilo

First 🤙🏾 great tips!
Comment from : @nevanotreel

Whoever is reading this…You have to fight through some bad days to earn the best days of your life🔥 It's okay to not be okay as long as you are not giving up!❣️
Comment from : @KingKobra49