Andreas' Bay Area Beast Photoshoot Gallery
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10-14-2004, 01:23 PM
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Andreas' Bay Area Beast Photoshoot Gallery
Another fun day in the sun 
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I'll upload all the photos to ~1280x*** wallpaper size HERE so grab em while they're HOT!
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I'll upload all the photos to ~1280x*** wallpaper size HERE so grab em while they're HOT!
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10-14-2004, 10:47 PM
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Andreas, Bravo! Love the look of your car. I personally would add a sportec front lip (3T has 3 in stock ) or even a Strosek front lip just to offset the big wing. Looks simply Great!
BTW, Great Pics.....got any high res ones I can blow up for my garage.
BTW, Great Pics.....got any high res ones I can blow up for my garage.
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10-14-2004, 10:58 PM
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NIcely done. The only thing I would change is the wheels. Kinesis F110's would look awesome on that car... and they're a heck of alot lighter too!
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#9
10-15-2004, 12:19 AM
Originally posted by ShankGT2
Andreas, Bravo! Love the look of your car. I personally would add a sportec front lip (3T has 3 in stock ) or even a Strosek front lip just to offset the big wing. Looks simply Great!
BTW, Great Pics.....got any high res ones I can blow up for my garage.
Andreas, Bravo! Love the look of your car. I personally would add a sportec front lip (3T has 3 in stock ) or even a Strosek front lip just to offset the big wing. Looks simply Great!
BTW, Great Pics.....got any high res ones I can blow up for my garage.
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10-15-2004, 03:06 AM
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Originally posted by ShankGT2
Andreas, Bravo! Love the look of your car. I personally would add a sportec front lip (3T has 3 in stock ) or even a Strosek front lip just to offset the big wing. Looks simply Great!
BTW, Great Pics.....got any high res ones I can blow up for my garage.
Andreas, Bravo! Love the look of your car. I personally would add a sportec front lip (3T has 3 in stock ) or even a Strosek front lip just to offset the big wing. Looks simply Great!
BTW, Great Pics.....got any high res ones I can blow up for my garage.
Sharky would you guys mind hosting the super high res for me. I'm planning on coming by to meet dave when he has the first set of prints done so I'll have all the current image files on the laptop ready for upload as well.
Last edited by eshaun; 10-15-2004 at 03:09 AM.
#12
10-15-2004, 03:27 AM
6spd, 2wheels, 600cc x2
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point 2 shoots
Originally posted by JWGT2
Sweet pics....I definitely need to invest in a better camera...point and shoots can only do so much.
Sweet pics....I definitely need to invest in a better camera...point and shoots can only do so much.
LOL, I bet ur like "whos this guy taking pics of my car?"
Youve got some sweet rides dude. Have Shaun do a shoot on the GT2, well have some fun. Dunno, ur car might be too low to gets the ones we did of RobynC's, but that was lots of fun. I was standing lookout for the Parking Lot Patrol dude.
#13
10-15-2004, 03:34 AM
Re: point 2 shoots
Originally posted by Thundarr
Well the ones I took of your M5 with Shaun's S50 (that friday when U came by Akkurat) came out pretty nice. Ill have shaun make a lil gallery of em if he hasnt already.
LOL, I bet ur like "whos this guy taking pics of my car?"
Youve got some sweet rides dude. Have Shaun do a shoot on the GT2, well have some fun. Dunno, ur car might be too low to gets the ones we did of RobynC's, but that was lots of fun. I was standing lookout for the Parking Lot Patrol dude.
Well the ones I took of your M5 with Shaun's S50 (that friday when U came by Akkurat) came out pretty nice. Ill have shaun make a lil gallery of em if he hasnt already.
LOL, I bet ur like "whos this guy taking pics of my car?"
Youve got some sweet rides dude. Have Shaun do a shoot on the GT2, well have some fun. Dunno, ur car might be too low to gets the ones we did of RobynC's, but that was lots of fun. I was standing lookout for the Parking Lot Patrol dude.
thanks man...would love to see the pics of the m5.
my email is: jameswhwong@yahoo.com....much appreciated.
i already pm'd shaun about doing a shoot....that would be VERY COOL.
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10-15-2004, 03:51 AM
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I picked up a canon s50 last year as my portable point and shoot. It's not as small as the elph or the new sony models, but the 3 main factors behind my purchase were capabilities, quality, and price.
My plan was to bring it along on mountain bike rides and other activities where a full SLR just isnt needed or safe(for the camera). With some planning I would bring the SLR just about anywhere but as the photographer you really can't participate in the action haha...so better to carry the P&S on those occasions
The s50 will do 5mp and produce great shots given careful setup and attention to the environment. I also like the limited number of full manual controls which enable me to simulate a conventional SLR's long exposure at night for example. The noticable drop in quality is basically coming from the small cheap built in lens which is inherent in most point and shoots.
So in the end you can get "good" quality shots with most $400 P&S's, it just depends on your needs. For most people nowadays 3-4mp P&S cameras will suffice but if you want the color clarity, saturation, and depth of field or plan on doing large prints I'd definitely recommend stepping up to a conventional SLR....and for the sub $1500 price point my vote is for the nikon D70 (which is what I use). I could go on all day here but feel free to ask me any questions and I'll try to help you out.
Of course I couldn't resist a useful mod...so shortly after I bought the s50 last year I found this custom adapter to mount a wide angle lens up to the camera
- Got your pm btw, and i'm about to write back
My plan was to bring it along on mountain bike rides and other activities where a full SLR just isnt needed or safe(for the camera). With some planning I would bring the SLR just about anywhere but as the photographer you really can't participate in the action haha...so better to carry the P&S on those occasions
The s50 will do 5mp and produce great shots given careful setup and attention to the environment. I also like the limited number of full manual controls which enable me to simulate a conventional SLR's long exposure at night for example. The noticable drop in quality is basically coming from the small cheap built in lens which is inherent in most point and shoots.
So in the end you can get "good" quality shots with most $400 P&S's, it just depends on your needs. For most people nowadays 3-4mp P&S cameras will suffice but if you want the color clarity, saturation, and depth of field or plan on doing large prints I'd definitely recommend stepping up to a conventional SLR....and for the sub $1500 price point my vote is for the nikon D70 (which is what I use). I could go on all day here but feel free to ask me any questions and I'll try to help you out.
Of course I couldn't resist a useful mod...so shortly after I bought the s50 last year I found this custom adapter to mount a wide angle lens up to the camera
- Got your pm btw, and i'm about to write back
Last edited by eshaun; 10-15-2004 at 02:52 PM.
