Very good pics of my TA again lol
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09-12-2006, 11:02 PM
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thanks guys but hey people dont believe that I didnt put was everytime I wash it it looks good. Is this Gold Class soap the brand is Meguiars, 7bux at autoparts, and dry it right away with bath towels 
the ones I use for me also 
so what is my car , we share everything
the ones I use for me also so what is my car , we share everything 
that paint looks amazing! awesome camera skills also
09-12-2006, 11:55 PM
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Originally Posted by '96 Z28SS
WOW! what camera and what filters?
09-13-2006, 12:13 AM
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Here is a tip for photoshop people or camera:
If you dont have a good camera this is what you can do. Anything that shines with the sunlight, like a white piece of cardboard big enough to produce reflect to where you are taking the pic. It can be a big piece of foilwrap you can make one by putting bunch of pieces in a piece of cardboard.
The idea is to have light and bring out the dark parts.
In photoshop what you do is you go to Image then Adjustments then shadow/light and itll bring a window where you can set light where was a dark spot.
See the difference. In the seccond pic is like if you had a piece of white cardboard infront of the car and using the sunlight to add light (for example)
No wonder how pics look so good in magazines
If you dont have a good camera this is what you can do. Anything that shines with the sunlight, like a white piece of cardboard big enough to produce reflect to where you are taking the pic. It can be a big piece of foilwrap you can make one by putting bunch of pieces in a piece of cardboard.
The idea is to have light and bring out the dark parts.
In photoshop what you do is you go to Image then Adjustments then shadow/light and itll bring a window where you can set light where was a dark spot.
See the difference. In the seccond pic is like if you had a piece of white cardboard infront of the car and using the sunlight to add light (for example)
No wonder how pics look so good in magazines
09-13-2006, 05:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Avengeance
You really use bath towels on it? 
SAY IT AINT SO!
lol
Looks killer!
SAY IT AINT SO!
lol
Looks killer!