How should I mount a wide-angle camera to capture both close-ups and the whole car?
Documented on the New Wide angle camera testing in miscellaneous build
Published May 27, 2026
Use a mix of stable tripod shots for overall coverage and a clamp or articulating arm to position the camera close to the work without getting in the way.
Full Answer
Use a mix of stable tripod shots for overall coverage and a clamp or articulating arm to position the camera close to the work without getting in the way. Wide-angle lenses tolerate closer placement for interior or under-hood shots while still showing context.
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