Detroit Auto Show

[Billhyco]

Had the oppurtunity to visit the autoshow during press week thanks to a work obligation. This is one of the shows that I have always wanted to go so I was quite excited. I took several photos however only am posting a few here so everyone can see what they missed out on

Didn't really go overly prepared because just as I expected the place was packed with people. I walked around with my D90 and kit lens for the most part. But the lighting was incredible in this place, definately helped a lot!! Enjoy!

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[Billhyco]

hmm, quiet forum

[jamesbjenkins]

I'd love to see #5 in HDR. Not a bad set for a D90 and a kit lens. Are these SOOC or did you process/crop them?

[B15Chris]

what was your setup??? on the d90?? reason asking Im going to the philly autoshow next week

[Billhyco]

2 and 4 were pretty much right off the camera but the others had some processing. nothing heavy, bump in saturation, cropping, exposure, little stuff. but i admit, i was quite surprised by the kit lens. Normally I carry my 50mm 1.4 or my 90mm but the only zoom lens I have is the kit and I knew I would need it with all the different opportunities and challenges with the crowds.

nothing specific on setup at all... i typically shoot in A mode and auto ISO. All the lighting at these shows just make it so much easier to photo. A lot of direct lighting was the biggest challenge.

[mrme]

I'd love to see #5 in HDR.

#5 doesn't need any HDR. HDR is only needed if you are clipping highlights or shadows. #5 could use some tone mapping, but HDR isn't necessary to accomplish this.
Edit: Something like this

#1, #5 and #6 are my favorites.

[B15Chris]

I went to the philly show I mainly played with my iso and shutter speeds most of the time.the pennsylvania convention centers lighting was bright but tricky when shots came around.I cant wait for the ny show so much better