Reference Images/Perspective issues

BenHenry

Hey guys,
Okay, so I'm creating a Lamborghini, when I realize my images dont match up 100%. And it's a rather new car, so there aren't a whole lot of other images out there I can use...
Anyway, I do have a side, front, and back image, but they are distorted perspective wise.
How do you normally go about perspective distortions in reference images?

I lined up the tires, and the top of the vehicle and slapped them in my blueprints, but they don't match up.
And obviously these images aren't near orthographic, so I'm not sure what the best workflow is for working with these images.

Ref Sheet:

Jedi

Dont worry about matching the reference 100% or if your ref is off. Build what you see. Think "around" the object. It doesnt need to be 100% perfect. If it did, you would have cad blueprints.

GeeDave

There's nothing stopping you from setting up a few cameras once you've got your reference planes in place, and matching the perspective. I don't see people do it very often, but here's some examples:

D4V1DC

Dave is right and it's probably the most helpful when you can't find more material to work with.

You could find blueprints of the car you want to model out.

Blue Print for your Choice here.