Mohammed

lol

show me where my money goes when I pay for American cars

Vndcatr

iTrader: (8)

Let me guess, these were taken in Auto right ? ..

Mohammed

some of them

Nine Ball

iTrader: (38)

1. use a tripod and play with aperture value settings.
2. be careful about "growths" coming from the top of the car, such as having trees or light posts "growing" out of the car.
3. get a polarizing filter, it will bring out the color more and kill glare.
4. shoot at sunrise or sunset, with the sun directly to your side or in front of you. Makes the photos warmer and the metallic paint really show off.

Mohammed

Thanks for the tips..I need to watch and read much about that...there are some useful vidz on youtube...and I need time + patience

some parts cost too much too

demonspeed

iTrader: (7)

You could probably get some cheap used stock ones that are crystal clear. Halo style is another option if you are into that sort of thing.