Car Photography Tips & Tricks | Shutter Dragging

[@jacob-pina]

First time trying this format, will do better in the future. If you have any questions about gear, technique, settings, anything! please reply to this comment and I'll help the best I can. GO SHOOT!

[@emi2010r]

Jacob nice tutorial, pretty creative and unique way to photograph a car. You inspired me to start to take car photos. I am currently using a Nikon d80 from my dad. It’s not much but at least I can use it to learn this hobby. Nice video. Keep it up you deserve a lot more

[@jacob-pina]

@emi2010r That is awesome! D80 is a great camera, glad I could help push you out there!

[@gabrielsebastian8444]

Such a useful tip and such a good video! you definitely deserve a lot more views and subscribers! I came to your video thinking that you had 10k subs at least lol

[@jacob-pina]

Thank you! If you end up trying this be sure to share your pics with me on IG! If you have any questions or wanna see a video about something else don't hesitate to ask.

[@episode1_media]

Really good tutorial. I've been doing these for a little bit, and the only times I haven't done them, ironically, are at night. Daytime ones are really interesting, a few of mine have come out like a double exposure. If you guys don't do this already, this is your sign to.

[@jacob-pina]

During the daytime is great! The double exposure / ghosting effects truly bring out a unique style to the images.

[@episode1_media]

@@jacob-pina I somehow manage to get good ones up to 0.5 shutter with regular CPL. I should get an ND soon though.

[@jacob-pina]

@episode1_media get a double CPL ND combo, makes life soooooo much easier especially if you're shooting daytime motorsports.

[@twayprd6778]

whats the pov camera yo used?

[@jacob-pina]

Gopro hero 10 but will be getting an insta360 GO 3 here shortly. it will improve the video content a lot as I'll be able to pan up at cars more easily so you can get more of what I'm seeing as I'm shooting.