Lusty2kmax's 2000-->2002 front conversion. (7 pictures; 1.30mb)
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Lusty2kmax's 2000-->2002 front conversion. (7 pictures; 1.30mb)
After the headlight install, we decided to go take some pictures of the new front end. The pictures didn't turn out that well because it was 30 degrees, with 30 mph wind gusts. That caused the camera and me to shake. Blurry pictures resulted from this! Here are the pictures anyways.
Before
Before
#9
amazing pictures as usual. Never get tired of looking at them. My Dad has a D70, i'm still learning. Wanna be able to take pics at least close to as cool as yours are. What apature and other settings did you use?
-Ryan
-Ryan
#10
Thanks guys, for all the compliments. The pictures could have been much better if it wasn't so cold and windy! I used differing apertures of f5.6 to f9.0 with a 15 to 30 second shutter speed (mostly 30 sec). I underexpose all my shots, so glare won't mess them up.
Here is a very blurry picture showing the temperature:
P.S. My cousin is looking for some foglights (cracked doesn't matter). If you guys have a set for sale or know someone that does, please let me know.
Steven, I want my new wheels to be a surprise. You will see them soon enough. They were discontinued years ago, and they are extremely rare in the U.S.
Here is a very blurry picture showing the temperature:
P.S. My cousin is looking for some foglights (cracked doesn't matter). If you guys have a set for sale or know someone that does, please let me know.
Steven, I want my new wheels to be a surprise. You will see them soon enough. They were discontinued years ago, and they are extremely rare in the U.S.
#17
The conversion, including the hood, bumper, grille, headlights and paint cost a little over $700. Most of those pictures are blurry because the wind was moving the camera around when the shutter was open. The "before" picture is clear, because it was from another day. Another thing that can account for the blurry pictures is because the camera was being used under its optimal operating temperature. It is very apparent in the high-resolution pictures.
Here are some other pictures (clear):
Here are some other pictures (clear):
#18
Originally Posted by whazzzzuup
Thanks guys, for all the compliments. The pictures could have been much better if it wasn't so cold and windy! I used differing apertures of f5.6 to f9.0 with a 15 to 30 second shutter speed (mostly 30 sec). I underexpose all my shots, so glare won't mess them up.
Here is a very blurry picture showing the temperature:
P.S. My cousin is looking for some foglights (cracked doesn't matter). If you guys have a set for sale or know someone that does, please let me know.
Steven, I want my new wheels to be a surprise. You will see them soon enough. They were discontinued years ago, and they are extremely rare in the U.S.
Here is a very blurry picture showing the temperature:
P.S. My cousin is looking for some foglights (cracked doesn't matter). If you guys have a set for sale or know someone that does, please let me know.
Steven, I want my new wheels to be a surprise. You will see them soon enough. They were discontinued years ago, and they are extremely rare in the U.S.
#21
Originally Posted by gtr_rider
good lord man, what camera was it again.. PM me please.. I am looking for a new camera, and the Digital Rebel keeps coming to mind
#25
Do you know where the DIY is for this?
Thanks.
Dr.Omed.
#27
Dude, I know but there is no answer!
Even for a new thread I posted no can seem to find the answer. So I think it deserves an all out front to find the answer. Sorry peeps for bumping **** all over the place but I just got this bumper and want to know about any roadblocks I might hit along the way.
Dr.Omed.
P.S. As of 5.47 p.m. mst. there is STILL noone who can point me (and others on this board) in the right direction.
Dr.Omed.
P.S. As of 5.47 p.m. mst. there is STILL noone who can point me (and others on this board) in the right direction.
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