Marketing gurus...

I was just wondering what is the best angle to take a picture for a for sale ad in a magazine.

what angles make the car look the best, even if its a crappy one

visual examples would be great

 

 

 

depends who ur goin after, if its hooked up and ur tryin to sell it that way...just look around and photos round HT, theyre all tight...

if the car is lowered, shots from the ground and at an angle make it look good, if its not lowered, try to stay away from shots that show the wheel gap, again only if ur tryin to appeal to the honda crowd...

 

shouldnt the option sticker be on the rear bumper, cause you know how mad jDm it is..oh well nice car none the less.

 

Front quarter shot. Where you get most of the front of the car and most of one side of the car. Like this:

 

the second pic is a good view....but multiple is the best to tell you the truth....

 

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you asking me to postwhore this thread?? lol i'll post more







the fastest way to learn how to snap good pic of car is going thorogh magazine, bring one with you when you take your car out for picture, copy the angle and degree of the photo, of course there's alot more to it

 

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you know i read those option(in japanese ) magazine, some of the guy put the stick in the headlight(Fd's flip flop light), front bumper, rear quarter panel, you guess it, they got one there.

btw I am suck at photography