Playing around with my new Nikon :D
11-02-2008, 01:58 PM
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Playing around with my new Nikon :D
D70 ftw? Shot in front of our house, not the best place but i'm too lazy to drive anywhere and this weekend wore me out! Still getting used to the camera, but i'm slowly getting the hang of it...I really want to do rolling shots now! 
im so jealous. 
11-02-2008, 04:41 PM
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JJ bro i thought you would know by now.......that your car is sexy no matter what camera you use haha 
P.S. the headlights and rest of A-spec kit just took your car to another level bro but you probaly already know that
haha
P.S. the headlights and rest of A-spec kit just took your car to another level bro but you probaly already know that
haha
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11-02-2008, 04:42 PM
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I actually picked those up for him, he doesn't really care about cars or anything but I couldn't stand seeing a stock Z in the driveway. They're 19x9 up front, 19x10.5 or 11 in the rear....285 tire
Atleast its a 6MT though....deff destroy a stock TL 
Meguires gold class FTW!
One more shot of the new eyes...
11-02-2008, 05:04 PM
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Yeah, the headlights really transformed the car!
No amber peaks through because i'm still running the stock bulbs Its probably illegal but I haven't had much time to replace them....will do it soon enough though
Its probably illegal but I haven't had much time to replace them....will do it soon enough though
11-02-2008, 05:31 PM
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love the rays wheels on the black TL.im new to the site and just starting to figure out how to start up my profile,add pics and such.i have an 08 tl types pearl white 6 spd with aero pkg and fog lights,so far anyways,had an rsx i used to tour through the show circuits.definetly not going to leave this car untouched!!!
11-02-2008, 09:02 PM
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The new eyes really make your NBP look awesome.
11-02-2008, 09:31 PM
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11-02-2008, 10:24 PM
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.....umm....what are you going to do about the tail lights? are you going to keep them or change it?
do something!
other than that looks cleannnn
do something!
other than that looks cleannnn
11-02-2008, 10:27 PM
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Not a thing...don't like the pinkish look of the 07 base, not a fan of the type-s gun metal and i already tinted them and didn't really like it
11-02-2008, 11:08 PM
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on the tinted tail lights.
11-03-2008, 07:29 AM
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I've loved the stance of your TL ever since you first mounted those lexions back in the day.
That bitch looks uber glossy in the second pic, and it looks like the fender is widened due to the reflection. SICK!
That bitch looks uber glossy in the second pic, and it looks like the fender is widened due to the reflection. SICK!
11-03-2008, 10:57 AM
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It does look like I have a widebody in that pictureStill debating if I want to run spacers in the rear...got a set of H&R 10mm sitting in the garage, but they don't fit over the hub unless I really force it in...its like 1mm off, donno if they do that on purpose or what.
Keep hearing horror stories about spacers so I may just leave it as is...
11-06-2008, 12:52 PM
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Kind of random, but can anyone tell me the optimal settings on the D70 (or others) to do rolling shots at night? Also, how the hell do you keep the camera still in the car....every little bump fucks up the picture and it comes out blurry 
11-06-2008, 01:09 PM
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Rolling shots as exterior rig shots? Or do you want to take photos from inside the cabin looking out?
For exterior shots, you'll have to build your own rig or buy a premade one.
For interior shots, best way is to go to a home improvement shop and buy a 1/4" thick stick of aluminum, custom drill holes for the headrest and also a hole to mount the camera. Then you can mount it on your passenger seat and hook it up to a remote shutter.
The settings would then be adjusted depending on the type of shots you're looking for.
For exterior shots, you'll have to build your own rig or buy a premade one.
For interior shots, best way is to go to a home improvement shop and buy a 1/4" thick stick of aluminum, custom drill holes for the headrest and also a hole to mount the camera. Then you can mount it on your passenger seat and hook it up to a remote shutter.
The settings would then be adjusted depending on the type of shots you're looking for.
11-06-2008, 09:14 PM
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Rolling shots as exterior rig shots? Or do you want to take photos from inside the cabin looking out?
For exterior shots, you'll have to build your own rig or buy a premade one.
For interior shots, best way is to go to a home improvement shop and buy a 1/4" thick stick of aluminum, custom drill holes for the headrest and also a hole to mount the camera. Then you can mount it on your passenger seat and hook it up to a remote shutter.
The settings would then be adjusted depending on the type of shots you're looking for.
For exterior shots, you'll have to build your own rig or buy a premade one.
For interior shots, best way is to go to a home improvement shop and buy a 1/4" thick stick of aluminum, custom drill holes for the headrest and also a hole to mount the camera. Then you can mount it on your passenger seat and hook it up to a remote shutter.
The settings would then be adjusted depending on the type of shots you're looking for.
I can still hang on it...
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