A crappy picture of my car after the body kit
#1
Ok well I finally have it lowered with the body kit on. I took a whole freakin roll of film of my car, and barely even one came out well. Plus on top of that my scanner is like 6 years old and it kind of sucks. But you get the idea.
Any tips for taking MUCH better pictures?
thanks
Any tips for taking MUCH better pictures?
thanks
#4
yah picture is kinda crappy but your car looks very nice with the body kit.
First of all make sure you use either 200/400 grade film, none of that generic crap use Kodak. If you regular camera sux that is bad too. Since your scanner is probably at fault I would reccomend using the things that your developement center has like Pictures on CD/Disk or sent to you online.
What I would reccomend the most is investing 300-500 for a nice digital camera allthough I'm sure there is one out for under 200 which would still suit you well.
First of all make sure you use either 200/400 grade film, none of that generic crap use Kodak. If you regular camera sux that is bad too. Since your scanner is probably at fault I would reccomend using the things that your developement center has like Pictures on CD/Disk or sent to you online.
What I would reccomend the most is investing 300-500 for a nice digital camera allthough I'm sure there is one out for under 200 which would still suit you well.
#8
Thanks for the compliments guys
No I didn't get new shocks (struts) just springs. But they're working great so far. I still have to decide what to do after the stock struts wear out. Tokico is ok, I heard they don't last that long though, and Koni yellow would be nice, but I'm kinda scared to cut anything major.
Yeah I used 400 speed film on my canon. The canon isn't a GREAT camera, but it usually takes good pictures. Maybe the light colored ground around the car had an effect on the darkness. Next time I'm able to make it home, I plan on taking a lot of pictures with my dad's digi-cam. Thanks for the advice. But spending $200 at least on a digi-cam means I'm spending that much less on my car. (wow, this mod bug is getting bad... at least I'm not skipping meals to save up for goodies... yet)
Yeah I used 400 speed film on my canon. The canon isn't a GREAT camera, but it usually takes good pictures. Maybe the light colored ground around the car had an effect on the darkness. Next time I'm able to make it home, I plan on taking a lot of pictures with my dad's digi-cam. Thanks for the advice. But spending $200 at least on a digi-cam means I'm spending that much less on my car. (wow, this mod bug is getting bad... at least I'm not skipping meals to save up for goodies... yet)
#14
Originally posted by ohboiya
get the front & rear clears ...
get the front & rear clears ...
Thanks for the compliments everyone
#15
Originally posted by psing23
the body kit looks black? is it just cause of the shadowing/lighting?
the body kit looks black? is it just cause of the shadowing/lighting?
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