Car show: I went to a car show the cars were so close to each other and lots of people I decided to take pictures of the cars driving in. What is the best way to remove the people in...

Navygmari Loc: Rhode Island

I went to a car show the cars were so close to each other and lots of people I decided to take pictures of the cars driving in. What is the best way to remove the people in case they do not want their faces in the pic? Whew!6

DavidPine Loc: Fredericksburg, TX

There are usually many photographers at a car show and the people in attendance should know their pictures are going to be taken. I wouldn't worry about it but if you must, you can blur them in post processing and in many cases you can totally remove them.

LLucas Loc: Upstate South Carolina, USA

Or consider doing only extreme close-up of the cars' best features... a fin here, a headlight there.

Grizzly Loc: USA

At car shows where the cars are tightly packed and data cards placed in strategic places I go for close-up details to tight crops of the front and rear. There are very few, if any people in them as I will wait until all is clear. If there is anything you want taken out, PSE can help you as will many other photo post processing software.

donrent Loc: Punta Gorda , Fl

At a public outing as a car show there is no such thing as "you cannot take my picture"... There are as many cameras as there are people..

Had one person try to pull that on me once, and I replyed back in not so quite voice " then get out of my way"...

She moved out.............

RicknJude Loc: Quebec, Canada

Navygmari wrote:

I went to a car show the cars were so close to each other and lots of people I decided to take pictures of the cars driving in. What is the best way to remove the people in case they do not want their faces in the pic? Whew!6

The same faces are in 100's of other pictures. Not to worry. :-D

Photoman74 Loc: Conroe Tx

I believe most car shows are a public venue, as such people going to have no exception to privacy thus any photographs of them can not be demanded or expected to be edited out. If you want to edit out those persons it might be easier to isolate the the auto.

LLucas Loc: Upstate South Carolina, USA

donrent wrote:

At a public outing as a car show there is no such thing as "you cannot take my picture"... There are as many cameras as there are people..

Had one person try to pull that on me once, and I replyed back in not so quite voice " then get out of my way"...

She moved out.............

haha that's great.

juicesqueezer Loc: Okeechobee, Florida

Navygmari wrote:

I went to a car show the cars were so close to each other and lots of people I decided to take pictures of the cars driving in. What is the best way to remove the people in case they do not want their faces in the pic? Whew!6

I attend many car shows and you will always have a problem with folks walking in front of camera or just not moving from the car you wish to take a photo of. Here are a few of what I like to do and I personally think they turn out better than a full view of the car. Of course, not in all cases.

bluescreek Loc: N.C. Sandhills

donrent wrote:

At a public outing as a car show there is no such thing as "you cannot take my picture"... There are as many cameras as there are people..

Had one person try to pull that on me once, and I replyed back in not so quite voice " then get out of my way"...

She moved out.............

:thumbup: :thumbup: I don't like it it when all the hoods are opened.

Jim Peters Loc: Pittsburgh

At One Of The Car Shows In Our Area Have A Miss Car Show Bikini Contest For First Evening Of The Car Show. The Winner Gets About $3000.00 In Prizes From Local Merchants.We Offered A Free Photo Shoot To The Winner And First Runner Up. Also A Discounted Shoot To All Contestants.We Convinced The Car Show Org To Let Us Set Up An Area Off To The Side Where The Car Owners Could Pull There Cars Into A Controlled Area And Have It Shot With Miss Car Show. Sold A lot Of Eight By Tens. This Show Goes On For 3 Days.We Also Offer A Prize For The Winner Best In Show.

LLucas Loc: Upstate South Carolina, USA

Jim Peters wrote:

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That's a great idea, pulling the cars to the side to shoot with the models. I'll be in PA this weekend and hope to shoot a car show, myself. I like the above photos- just what I was talking about! The lines and curves of these cars are the stars.

dennis2146 Loc: Eastern Idaho

Jim Peters wrote:

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I am curious. Is there a special tool to capitalize every word (except for one, lot) or do you have to do each one manually. I have just never seen that before.

Dennis

LLucas Loc: Upstate South Carolina, USA

dennis2146 wrote:

I am curious. Is there a special tool to capitalize every word (except for one, lot) or do you have to do each one manually. I have just never seen that before.

Dennis

I wondered the same thing. It reads like Wm Shatner sounds, with emphasis on every first syllable...

Jim Peters Loc: Pittsburgh

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