Yesterdays Stage 4 detail uploaded of the Audi A4 Quattro at the Euro Dealership.

I mean no offense with this comment but I believe you need to be looking towards a better means of taking pictures. In all honesty I couldn't tell what I was looking at in quite a few of these pictures. You put too much time into the piecing together of the slide show not to get some benefits out of it. I don't think that the on-line version of what I've seen is going to sell customers on your work. Don't mean to discourage you. Personally, I'm too lazy to take pictures but you're not and ought to get some payback when you put in the time.
 
Well my title says I couldnt upload my video which was in 1080p but only would load in 360p which sucks...but you can still see that it came out great. The version on my PC is in 1080p.
 
Reflectiveauto said:
Well my title says I couldnt upload my video which was in 1080p but only would load in 360p which sucks...but you can still see that it came out great. The version on my PC is in 1080p.
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That was the point behind my post. I truly can't see that. Many are aware that I'm a stickler for good pictures or video. I've complained about that in threads in the past. It's so easy to make a mediocre job look great simply by using light and shade. Pictures that show water beading may mean absolutely nothing. You can run a squeegee down one half of the hood of a car separated by tape and leave beads on the other side and make a case that water is sheeting. Video is more telling but proper lighting is when you really see if a car has turned out great. I'm always suspect of a long view picture down the shaded side of a car. Don't get me wrong. I'm not accusing you of doctoring images, simply that it's tough to see the quality behind the work.
 
To me it's a tad long......8 min is a LONG time to watch something other then a tv show or a movie... I would put a lot of your best points up front and right there for the person your trying to sell for and then cut to the process after the fact.
 
holland_patrick said:
To me it's a tad long......8 min is a LONG time to watch something other then a tv show or a movie... I would put a lot of your best points up front and right there for the person your trying to sell for and then cut to the process after the fact.
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It more of me practicing my editing with this new software..Im trying to build up my skills
 
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