Some product photography with the X-T2

[Puma Cat]

Finally got some time to do some product photography with the X-T2...

 

 

 

Shot with two Yongnuo 560III and a Yongnuo 560-TX wireless flash controller, speedlite soft boxes. 

[Mike G]

I'm afraid I find them too dark!

[MikeS]

I love the pictures  -  The most beautiful car ever made.

 

Shame its not the real car !!!

 

Believe it or not  -  the picture was taken with a 'Fujica 35EE'

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[bestbyte]

Stunning shots...Lovely Ferrari red tones. You did an excellent job there!

[Puma Cat]

I love the pictures  -  The most beautiful car ever made.

 

Shame its not the real car !!!

 

Believe it or not  -  the picture was taken with a 'Fujica 35EE'

 

Great shot, Mike! Looks like '67. Brands?  I agree that it's the most beautiful car ever made. 

 

And you're correct, this is a 1:18 die-cast model made by GMP....it's very detailed, though. Here's a shot of the engine....

 

[MikeS]

A superb replica  -  Jackie Stewart, who along with the late Chris Amon, drove the car at Brands, said in his autobiography that he thought it  was the most beautiful racing car ever designed.

[Aswald]

Nicely done! And what a SUPERB replica!  

[Puma Cat]

A superb replica  -  Jackie Stewart, who along with the late Chris Amon, drove the car at Brands, said in his autobiography that he thought it  was the most beautiful racing car ever designed.

 

Thanks for the info. I didn't know that Jackie drove the car, but he was right about how beautiful it was. I remember Chris Amon driving for Ferrari; I saw him drive in Can Am at Laguna when I was a kid. Apparently, all four P4s still exist, even though two of the bodies were converted by Ferrari; one into a 412P and one into the 350 Can Am car. These cars have been converted back to P4 bodies because of their legendary, almost cult, status. If you go back and watch Grand Prix, there is a scene where James Garner visits Ferrari looking for a drive, and if you look carefully, you can see the mechanics actually building 330s. 

Edited October 4, 2016 by Puma Cat