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Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Augusta, GA
ahh ok my bad Ive always thought there was the C6 Vette and the Z06 Vette didnt realize the rims were pretty much the same thing. I do know there are 2 different styles of C6 rims. You have the dual 5 spoke and the full "face" 5 spoke.
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From: va baby!
the dual 5 spoke are the z06 rims.
I know everybody is saying great pics, but honestly, they could be better. The car is too dark in most of them. You should adjust the f-stop to a lower setting to let in more light. That is, if you have a camera that allows you to do that. If not, focus the camera on a really dark area to fool the camera into thinking it's a darker setting than it is. It's a great location and could provide great pics w/ the right camera settings. I like the ones w/ the cool lighting as opposed to the overbearing orange light look. A tripod should be used, of course, to avoid blur. I think if you go back to that location and play w/ the camera settings you can get some great photos out of it.