Some new pics of the car

[rygenstormlocke]

Well, in the past 2 weeks, Stella has seen 15+ passes at the track. I was going to take her to MIR today, but with the weather, and all the beating I've been doing on her, decided to give her a quick wipe down, give her a rest and take some pictures of her.

I'm not photographer, but constructive criticism is welcome, just take into account I have no idea on the settings of this camera (Wifes Rebel XT), and I used trusty old Microsoft Picture Manager to re size and auto correct them.

 

[red 92]

nice ride hey you know were i can get a decent clutch for a 6 from mine is leaking hydrolic fluid snd need to replsce mine

 

[Towelly]

Lookin' good.......For a V6!

I keed I keed.

I only wish my GT was that fast....

 

[rygenstormlocke]

Thanks. Though now it has a 5.4 3V, Powerhouse turbo, 4r70 with 3200 rpm stall and a transbrake under it.

 

[07ToRcH]

Nice ride Where did u get that chin spoiler from?

 

[rygenstormlocke]

Nice ride Where did u get that chin spoiler from?

Thanks. Its the CDC Aggressive chin.

 

[bigcat]

no engine shots?

looking good rygen!

 

[rygenstormlocke]

Thanks, there are engine pics here:

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?p=7553407#post7553407

 

[kooldawg6]

Very nice looking ride for sure!
As far as the pic taking, it is well worth the time to learn to use the manual settings! Nine times out of ten, you will be surprised at how much better they turn out opposed to what the camera thinks is best. The best way to get the correct white balance setting is to have a piece of white poster board big enough to fill the entire viewfinder of the camera(you can zoom in all the way to make the piece needed smaller-1 sq ft should work). Then go into your camera's menu and select custom white balance. Select the picture of the poster board you just took.
Several of your pics appear to be washed out with too much light entering the lens. Faster shutter speeds in brighter light and slower shutter speeds(usually requires a tripod)for lower light conditions. For the best natural lighting, try avoiding the middle of the day sun. First few hours after sunrise and close to sunset will usually give you good results. Make sure the sun is behind you for best results.

 

[rygenstormlocke]

Very nice looking ride for sure!
As far as the pic taking, it is well worth the time to learn to use the manual settings! Nine times out of ten, you will be surprised at how much better they turn out opposed to what the camera thinks is best. The best way to get the correct white balance setting is to have a piece of white poster board big enough to fill the entire viewfinder of the camera(you can zoom in all the way to make the piece needed smaller-1 sq ft should work). Then go into your camera's menu and select custom white balance. Select the picture of the poster board you just took.
Several of your pics appear to be washed out with too much light entering the lens. Faster shutter speeds in brighter light and slower shutter speeds(usually requires a tripod)for lower light conditions. For the best natural lighting, try avoiding the middle of the day sun. First few hours after sunrise and close to sunset will usually give you good results. Make sure the sun is behind you for best results.

This is very helpful, thank you!