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07-26-2004, 02:29 PM
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Those pillars were painted when I bought the car, also the bulbs are PIAA part # 19224. I never changed the headlight bulbs either so I really couldn't tell you guys
07-27-2004, 10:26 AM
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Sup H-Town! You gonna be at the meet on Sat? The first pic looks like it's on top of a garage in the Med Center. Car looks hot, pics look great. See you around dude.
07-29-2004, 11:19 AM
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Yea I'll be there at the meet in Houston.. so come say wasup when you see me..
Rondog, the ride is close to stock just a little stiff but not much of a difference.. it's just something you sacrafice for the lowness
Yea, I got lower profile tires 225/45/17 cause I knew I was gonna drop it more didn't want thick tires..
Rondog, the ride is close to stock just a little stiff but not much of a difference.. it's just something you sacrafice for the lowness
Yea, I got lower profile tires 225/45/17 cause I knew I was gonna drop it more didn't want thick tires..
08-13-2004, 04:01 PM
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Your car looks great . I whanna upgrate springs im my car but scared 
I live in NY so winter is close . Would you recomended? .and what kind of springs and shocks are you using ? Thaks and wish you the best!
I live in NY so winter is close . Would you recomended? .and what kind of springs and shocks are you using ? Thaks and wish you the best!
11-29-2004, 08:30 PM
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Very Nice pictures!
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Seems like the f/stop setting though are too low. I would raise it a little and speed up the shutter speed to prevent any glare. Also, play around with your white balance, it seems like the whiting in the pictures are unnatural. Also, when shooting underground, the best thing to do it take two shots, one without lights and the other with them on, then in Photoshop, base layer merge the two shots and use the eraser; that way, the background is very natural, but the car image stands out. Don't forget about focus either. A wider lense would also do some great work for the car!
I've been really dying to get an external mount for the car, so I can take some highspeed turning shots in the street capturing Ron's wheels and the Rotora BBK, I'll have to do that soon.
Advice:
Seems like the f/stop setting though are too low. I would raise it a little and speed up the shutter speed to prevent any glare. Also, play around with your white balance, it seems like the whiting in the pictures are unnatural. Also, when shooting underground, the best thing to do it take two shots, one without lights and the other with them on, then in Photoshop, base layer merge the two shots and use the eraser; that way, the background is very natural, but the car image stands out. Don't forget about focus either. A wider lense would also do some great work for the car!
I've been really dying to get an external mount for the car, so I can take some highspeed turning shots in the street capturing Ron's wheels and the Rotora BBK, I'll have to do that soon.
11-29-2004, 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by kritikadeo
How do you do nightshots
The best way to learn is to play around with a camera and go to a spot with low ambient lighting.
This is on my VW: External camera mount, 5mph, f/2.8, shutter speed 10", AWB
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