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06-03-2008, 10:56 PM
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night shots since i cleaned my car and its already raining
all shots in point pleasant beach area. whats you fav? what you hate? i was having trouble with exposure and focus so excuse the noob pics. please throw down some feedback!!! yaaa
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06-03-2008, 11:17 PM
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i think you got the lighting spot on in 9, and 7, and i think the 4 looks cool for a dark type picture...
wow i also noticed the one taken in front of the shrimp box is directly across the street from the place me and my gf spent last summer haha
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06-03-2008, 11:28 PM
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NICE CAR!!!! i really like the color scheme.... why dont u paint ur tail pipes black i did that to the stang and love how it turned out, it will def look nice on ur car
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06-03-2008, 11:42 PM
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You need a tripod and to slow the shutter speed down!
I'm not a huge fan of shooting @ 1600iso at night for cars. It leaves to much to desire in the photo. I would have kept it at about 100-200, and shot in Manual, and control the shutter down to maybe 20-35 and let that camera sit for a few seconds. It takes forever to set up but its usually worth it.
I'm certainly no expert at night time car pictures, this is just from experience. The car looks good though, the color combination is unique!
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06-03-2008, 11:50 PM
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pics are too dark. but i got a tripod if yer interested. =D
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06-04-2008, 06:04 AM
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Not to pick apart your pics even more then other people did but I'd also scrub down your wheel wells and use a cheap tire shine on them especially with the all black rims. and like i said I'm just throwing a pointer out there as it really will make a difference
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06-04-2008, 12:16 PM
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nice - I never like all black rims without a polished lip but u got me wondering what mine would look like with em.
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06-04-2008, 04:02 PM
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thanks for the comments/criticism! i spent like 4 hours easy cleanin the car and was pretty tired and hungry but wanted to get some pics before it rained so i rushed through the shots a bit.
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Originally Posted by procamaroz28
NICE CAR!!!! i really like the color scheme.... why dont u paint ur tail pipes black i did that to the stang and love how it turned out, it will def look nice on ur car
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i have thought about painting them black, maybe even getting rid of the tips and painting the tail pipes black. not sure though. you have any pics?
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Originally Posted by ar0ck
You need a tripod and to slow the shutter speed down!
I'm not a huge fan of shooting @ 1600iso at night for cars. It leaves to much to desire in the photo. I would have kept it at about 100-200, and shot in Manual, and control the shutter down to maybe 20-35 and let that camera sit for a few seconds. It takes forever to set up but its usually worth it.
I'm certainly no expert at night time car pictures, this is just from experience. The car looks good though, the color combination is unique!
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yeah i was just playing around. i would shoot down around 200-400. i kept forgetting to change my f stop so i was getting frustrated and would switch to full auto or night portrait and still get crap. i was using a tripod but i was only exposing for no more than 4 seconds. its been so long since i shot, especially at night, i was forgetting what to do. thanks for the tips
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pics are too dark. but i got a tripod if yer interested. =D
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haha no thanks got one! mind you it was 10:30 and a little cloudy, and i was not in the greatest mood....
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Originally Posted by Rich189
Not to pick apart your pics even more then other people did but I'd also scrub down your wheel wells and use a cheap tire shine on them especially with the all black rims. and like i said I'm just throwing a pointer out there as it really will make a difference
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that is a great idea. i will do that next time. by the time my buddy and i finished, i was spent and hungry. so we left it at that. i think we are going over it again tomorrow, so ill get in there! and the worst part is, i have trees all over my street and property line, so i get debris and bird sheit every morning on my car. i need to invest in a nice car cover.
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06-04-2008, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by usp55
nice - I never like all black rims without a polished lip but u got me wondering what mine would look like with em.
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either combo would look nasty on your car! get some!!
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06-04-2008, 08:30 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich189
Not to pick apart your pics even more then other people did but I'd also scrub down your wheel wells and use a cheap tire shine on them especially with the all black rims. and like i said I'm just throwing a pointer out there as it really will make a difference
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clean them good then just go get some black rustoleum and spray the wells
or even some undercoating
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Last edited by maroman88; 06-04-2008 at 08:30 PM.
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06-04-2008, 09:38 PM
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oh yeah! i didn't even notice the first time i saw them. what did you use and how many coats? its subtle, but classy!
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Originally Posted by maroman88
clean them good then just go get some black rustoleum and spray the wells
or even some undercoating
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nice. might try cleaning them then throwing down the undercoating. keep all the crap i spray up from sticking real bad. thanks
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06-04-2008, 10:12 PM
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I say re-take the pictures when its dry out shoot in RAW, set the camera to Manual shutter (M) 100ISO, 25-30 Exposure Time & shoot it wide at 18mm so that its shooting in F3.5. Make sure your back is to the light, and the cars isn't directly underneath it either.
Other then that your stance and color combo rocks. Just tint those windows to match the sail panel!
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06-04-2008, 10:32 PM
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haha dude no tint is KILLING ME! i need to work out a ride. i might call them up for friday since i'm taking an early day. it was tough finding a good spot since the docks have lights everywhere. i usually shoot in manual, kinda forgot about dropping the ISO in low light, and always shoot in raw and high jpg. i haven't really gotten into editing my photos, but i guess i will start. thanks though! gotta try getting some early morning or late afternoon and some sunset shots. i just love shooting different light. i have a screw on fish eye adapter from ebay i might have to play with. see what i can do.
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06-04-2008, 10:58 PM
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06-04-2008, 11:32 PM
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oh yeah! i didn't even notice the first time i saw them. what did you use and how many coats? its subtle, but classy!
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i actually had macco spray it when they did the flat black stripe on my hood while they were at it but im sure u can use somthin tough to scuff up ur pipes and spray it ur self a couple thin coats should do it. thats what i did with my taillights bezels but thats plastic
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06-05-2008, 01:49 PM
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TINT will make the car pop even more. But I like the polished tips. You really cant go back if you dont like the way it looks once you paint it. Id suggust painting the tailpipe black and if you like it good if not throw the tips back on for that polished look.
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06-05-2008, 05:09 PM
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thanks. scheduled tint for tomorrow at 2. glad my a/c works cuz saturday is gunna hit 90 i think.
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06-05-2008, 05:28 PM
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looks good man...how do you like that grill? hows the fitment..I was thinking of getting one
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06-05-2008, 05:40 PM
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it fits great but wow, i would never do one again! you have to drill two holes on either side which is simple. clip a couple self tapping thread taps in. then you have to wedge your hand behind the bumper cover and tighten them in. you can do one pretty tight with the grill half installed then slave the other in. i will definitely take the bumper cover off next time. i don't even have fog lights installed, but the mounts kill all the room you would have. its doable, just frustrating. oh and i was on a lift, i couldn't imagine installing it on my back. but it is an awesome grill! and i took the badge off the corner. couple plastic things you can hit with cutting pliers.
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06-09-2008, 01:01 AM
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i would paint the edge of the headlight area black like it is stock, i think it would look better that way
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06-09-2008, 01:43 AM
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i would paint the edge of the headlight area black like it is stock, i think it would look better that way
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yea they look much better that way, when i repainted my car i did them gloss black instead of flat and like it so much better, plus i haven't seen another car like that.
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06-09-2008, 02:19 PM
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yeah it used to have blackout covers over the headlights so it looked pretty cool. once i get a new bumper cover ill probably go gloss black. i wasn't sure about the side mirrors though. i like how they blend in but i am probably gunna do an ss spoiler in black so i'm still either way about it.
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