Nice shots Adam! I need to get a 10-20mm lens myself.
*99 Cobra Photoshoot* (Rolling Shots + 10-20mm Lens = Awesomeness!)
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More pics added to the first post!
His car is jealous mine gets driven more, so it broke down on him.
Thanks, I feel like this lens lets you get more creative with the shots.
It's hit or miss with a lot of people, but I like the look.
F/9.0, WB Sunny, ISO 100 and the camera chose the rest.
Post pics once you pick one up! :rockon:Must have the Sigma 10-20mm... Thats my favorite lense to shoot with and I'm hoping to have an 01 Cobra to take pictures of here soon
I picked up my centercaps from there, nice group of people. I'm assuming you're not taking your car, I'd love to see the spoiler you put on.Awesome pics man! I've always been a fan of your '99. You're repping us Rio Red guys well
On a side note: I'll be picking up a set of black/chrome FR500's in the near future from O.E. Wheels. Wait for pics ;-)
Thanks! That was one of my least favorite pics I posted, but now it's growing on me.Really nice photos but #3 is a knockout! THAT would be great framed for your wall. Great looking Cobra you have there. There is nothing NOT to love there.
Pick one up Kevin, you will have a lot of fun with it. Did you end up selling your car?
A few people have asked about the Dr. Colorchip, here's my thoughts on it. It doesn't replace a new paint job and the marks are still visible in the shade and if you're close to the car. In the sun and from more than a few feet away, it makes it almost invisible to see unless you know you're looking for the chips.
I bought the car like this, but have never had the time or money to get the front bumper resprayed. I bought the biggest kit they sell for $59 and had plenty of paint left over. The blending solution does a great job taking off the excess paint from your clearcoat, leaving the chip filled in. There are cheaper touch-up paints out there, but I think this is one of the better kits available.
I don't have any direct front end shots from yesterday, but here is a berfore and after to give you an idea...
Before:
After:
I bought the car like this, but have never had the time or money to get the front bumper resprayed. I bought the biggest kit they sell for $59 and had plenty of paint left over. The blending solution does a great job taking off the excess paint from your clearcoat, leaving the chip filled in. There are cheaper touch-up paints out there, but I think this is one of the better kits available.
I don't have any direct front end shots from yesterday, but here is a berfore and after to give you an idea...
Before:
After:
bitchen ride and great rolling pics, you said you had a polished magnaflow rear, is magnaflow a stainless steel pipe?
Nice pics.
I used to have a Canon 10-22mm. I liked it, and the shots were cool, but I think I just got tired of the distortion of car angles.
If you get bored, go out and try it shooting on Shutter Priority, but shoot at about 1/60ish, or even a tad slower. You'll have to make sure both cars are doing the same speed and you hold the camera well. This will show some more motion in the background, which I think looks pretty cool.
I used to have a Canon 10-22mm. I liked it, and the shots were cool, but I think I just got tired of the distortion of car angles.
If you get bored, go out and try it shooting on Shutter Priority, but shoot at about 1/60ish, or even a tad slower. You'll have to make sure both cars are doing the same speed and you hold the camera well. This will show some more motion in the background, which I think looks pretty cool.
I was hoping to ride over there but I'm not sure if I can fit the wheels into my stang lol. But next time I'm over there we should meet up and do a photoshoot now that you're a big time photographer ;-)
Looks so badass and clean. I am so envious.
Yeah, Magnaflow catback is all SS. I bought the catback used off here to polish the rear section and I parted out the rest of it.
I wish I used a slower shutter speed. This was kinda thrown together last minute, so I didn't plan out too well what I was doing. I had fun doing it, hopefully I'll get to do more soon so I can get better.
Look into it, the kit works good. Here is the link that sold me on it. Dr. ColorChip Review - A Paint Chip Repair System That Works | Benjamin Hunting - Freelance Writer
You should be able to make them fit if you take them out of the boxes. :-D Anytime you want some shots let me know... although I wouldn't consider myself much more than a novice photographer.
You may be a novice, but you have a good eye for composition. Great shots, great lens. You made a great car look even better.
I like the second (B&W) shot and the third shot the best, but all of them were good.
Jim Snover
I like the second (B&W) shot and the third shot the best, but all of them were good.
Jim Snover
Very nice Cobra, clean and simple. The shots came out great.
His car is jealous mine gets driven more, so it broke down on him.
It's true. I haven't driven the thing in forever. I'm balls deep in building a bar for the house, so that sucks up most of my free time. When I'm done, I'm going to try to pay more attention to the car. lol.
Great looking Cobra! Fantastic pics as well. I need a new camera...
don't make false statements.
love it!
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