Today's Detail:
#5
Actually I am more trying to prove a point than I am trying to tease.
This was a shot of the car prior to any correction work .. It just shows how you can take a picture of anything and make it look good.
you can take a shot that looks like this:
![](http://gipraw.zftp.com/details/TL/hood-1.JPG)
when a shot of the same hood, in the sun, actually looks like this:
![](http://gipraw.zftp.com/details/TL/hood-2.JPG)
![](http://gipraw.zftp.com/details/TL/hood-3.JPG)
you can see where the hood is swirled, has a few water spots on it, and also is in need of claying.
next post has the afters.
This was a shot of the car prior to any correction work .. It just shows how you can take a picture of anything and make it look good.
you can take a shot that looks like this:
when a shot of the same hood, in the sun, actually looks like this:
you can see where the hood is swirled, has a few water spots on it, and also is in need of claying.
next post has the afters.
#6
By the time I got done, it was late in the day, and taking pics directly in the sun was difficult. I made the mistake of letting the guy leave with the car before I looked at the pics, because I thought I had grabbed a couple of good sun shots. I was wrong .. they looked good through the viewfinder, but I didn't capture what I thought I did.
Here are my two sun pic attempts:
![](http://gipraw.zftp.com/details/TL/hood-4.JPG)
![](http://gipraw.zftp.com/details/TL/hood-5.JPG)
I did manage to capture some pretty cool cloud reflections .. not much for showing correction, but I think it looks cool ..
here is my favorite shot. again it shows little in the way of correction, but I think it is a pretty cool pic.
![](http://gipraw.zftp.com/details/TL/hood-6.JPG)
I used a my Dewalt and SIP and 106 for the correction, and my G100 and #21 and Chemical Guys 50/50 for the protection/gloss.
Here are my two sun pic attempts:
I did manage to capture some pretty cool cloud reflections .. not much for showing correction, but I think it looks cool ..
here is my favorite shot. again it shows little in the way of correction, but I think it is a pretty cool pic.
I used a my Dewalt and SIP and 106 for the correction, and my G100 and #21 and Chemical Guys 50/50 for the protection/gloss.
#7