last pic

 

looks good
so who was doing the work??

 

very very nice,it was nice meeting all of ya..i orderd some stuff so i have a couple of goodies coming in...i got the stillen grounding kit,and blue batmobiles overlays,should be here all this week

 

good pics imracerx

 

that is winston with the shaved head leaning over the engine bay of his car. His car was the only one we worked on.

 

No credit for me? Actually I took those pics with his camera

Btw how did you change your custom title, it won't let me change mine.

 

Nice pictures, imRACERX... I'm glad you finally got things sorted out and got your pix posted.

 

its actually my bad i never thanked you for taking the pics, you also did a great job w/ the vid, if ur on aim right now i'll send it to you

 

ur brake light is sick bro, makes me wish i had a third brake light.

i dunno what you did wrong w/ photobucket cause i just signed up today for the first time and it resized all my pics for me. let me know if u need any help

 

If you took the pictures, you should get the credit! I really like the first picture Jose posted with just the front wheels of the LR and DG Gees that was shot on a diagonal. I remember thinking that it was a particularly artistic shot that not many people would take.

You're a good photographer, Finiti... Nice Pics...

I asked O NO to reset my Premium Options so I could change it. I changed it right after he first reset my profile thinking that I'd change it again later when I thought of something really cool. Unfortunately, a new code build or something a few days later removed my ability to change the Title again.

So now my Title says You can't change this! and I can't change it either...

Some poetic justice, I guess...

 

PhotoBucket is pretty user friendly.

The easiest way I've found to post pictures from PhotoBucket is to upload the pictures all at once and keep the image page open in your browser. Then, open another browser window and copy the [img]pic[/img] links directly from the PhotoBucket page and paste them into the G35driver message... pretty painless.

 

Haha I'll take credit wherever I can get it I'm on right now but you're not.... how'd the date(s) go?

 

 

Many thanks, but I'm really not. I browse various picture threads online everyday and admire people's cameras and camera skills. I really know NOTHING about photography and photoshop, if I did, I'd come up with some more creativity and better shots Check this guy's pics out, how did he achieve that effect on the headlights in the second pic?

http://m3.mayzurk.com/meem/grit-8-med.jpg
http://m3.mayzurk.com/meem/grit-9-med.jpg
http://m3.mayzurk.com/meem/grit-10-med.jpg

Btw you and I should make our own little photography thread

That's what I thought! Ironic isn't it

 

http://m3.mayzurk.com/meem/grit-9-med.jpg

Interesting picture. It was shot with a Nikon D70 and edited in Photoshop CS. The exposure is 2 seconds at f22... quite a long exposure. The shooter obviously used a tripod. I originally thought he used Photoshop's lens flare filter or something like that, but I'm not so sure after looking at it for a while.

If I had to guess, I would say that the headlights were on and their brightness coupled with the 2 minute exposure naturally created the star-like effect. The 2min/f22 exposure was probably good for the car and buildings, but the headlights were greatly overexposed.

It's also possible that he used an old-fashioned star filter on the camera lense... or maybe some third-part digital star filter in Photoshop.

Sure, that would be fun.

Yea...

I was going to ask him to fix it again, but it's not that big a deal...