What are you using for your Photo Booth Curtains?
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T5 Florescent.
Make sure you find a space that will accommodate large trucks and SUV's, I suggest 30x35x12.
A little bit of this ( LuxurycarsOKC.com | Mercedes-Benz of Oklahoma City, Jaguar of Oklahoma City, Volvo of Oklahoma City | Luxury Cars, Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar, Volvo, Oklahoma City, OK, New Luxury Cars, New Luxury Vehicles, Preowned Luxury Cars, Preowned Luxury Vehicles, ):
and this ( The Thompson Organization - BMW, Lexus, Toyota & Scion Dealer | Doylestown, PA ):
and definitely this ( KY Toyota Dealer located in Elizabethtown-42701 serving the Greater Louisville Area) :
If money is not the problem make sure you hire a good photographer ...
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Joe - have you got anywhere on what material you're going to use? I feel like we're still a few months away from starting to seriously plan something but I'd love to get some tips on what materials worked well.
Stefan - Great idea to diffuse the light from the top!
Stefan - Great idea to diffuse the light from the top!
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Stefan,
I use T5 too. I've been looking at these off white booths and they look so... surgical. So... flat and steril. Have you seen anyone add features to their booth to make them have some depth and some life? Possibly plants, floor paint, multicolored/layered curtains?
thoughts?
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Although these pics look great, some of them look so much like a "stock photo" that I might pass them by because I thought they were just that. I think some color is needed or at least a good (complimentary) overlay.
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I actually got a call from a Customer asking me if I have any Real Photos of car he was looking at online... Here I am trying to have the perfect pictures and the Customers think its all BS. Lately I've been thinking about a Green Screen, just don't know how effective would be for high volume. I wonder how difficult would be to get something like this:
(this was not done using a green screen)Whatever cloth material you use, try to make it as stretched as possible otherwise it looks awful.
I always appreciated the pictures from this dealer, they make good use of lighting.
http://www.txcars.net/web/used/BMW-6-Series-2007-Arlington-Texas/832461/
I always appreciated the pictures from this dealer, they make good use of lighting.
http://www.txcars.net/web/used/BMW-6-Series-2007-Arlington-Texas/832461/
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I wonder what causes this "haze" over the image:
Look at the pillar and the reflections in the glass. Then, compare it to:
I love Thompson's photos. I know they look a little like stock photos, but if you were skimming eBay or AutoTrader which car would you click on first?
