nspec's 01 CL-S thread
Looking at the EXIF data, I'd suggest using a faster lens (or at least a wider aperature, but good glass will make even shots with a low to mid range camera look much much better) and lowering the ISO to get rid of the grain; 1600 is quite high for an afternoon shoot. As for too much white, you might want to try a little negative exposure comp on the camera. I usually shoot with -2/3 of a stop, but take some test shots and see what gets the results you're after.
I know you're selling this gorgeous machine, but I'm sure you'll be doing shoots with your new car and hopefully this might help.
I know you're selling this gorgeous machine, but I'm sure you'll be doing shoots with your new car and hopefully this might help.
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I really have no clue how to use that camera. it was borrowed from my buddy. I'll probably have to read "camera's for dummy's" next time i do something like this.
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this hood has been fooling a lot of people. a few guys were looking at my car none of them noticed that it was a cf hood until they walked up on it.
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Since i'm selling the car, I decided not to paint the valve cover - cover NBP and just resprayed it semi-gloss black (factory finish) and put on the 3.6 logo

So my horn and cruise control stopped working. I had an idea about what it was, and confirmed it after taking the clock spring apart.
The cable was all wrinkled up, broken in 3 pieces and the grease had dried up completely.

So my horn and cruise control stopped working. I had an idea about what it was, and confirmed it after taking the clock spring apart.
The cable was all wrinkled up, broken in 3 pieces and the grease had dried up completely.
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pretty cheap. 50 bucks maybe. any honda/acura 03+ clock spring with the right size plug will work. Pretty much every honda model, since most of them only have the cruise controls on the steering wheel.
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picking up my next car tomorrow. Jumping in my skin
who wants to play a game? Guess it. Those who know dont mess it up
I'll be giving hints.
All of these are factory specs. the one i'm picking up is lightly modded.
First one:
-500+hp
who wants to play a game? Guess it. Those who know dont mess it up

I'll be giving hints.
All of these are factory specs. the one i'm picking up is lightly modded.
First one:
-500+hp
I can confirm it's a Z06. Read this article, they mention the tire size:
http://www.thedrivingguru.com/road-t...ette/z06/2007/
http://www.thedrivingguru.com/road-t...ette/z06/2007/
I can confirm it's a Z06. Read this article, they mention the tire size:
http://www.thedrivingguru.com/road-t...ette/z06/2007/
http://www.thedrivingguru.com/road-t...ette/z06/2007/










now you rolling man. How does it feel ?