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Re: Boxster S pics
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internat8 said:
Hi Louis
Great pics. Just noticed that your side air intakes appear to be in the same colour as the main car. In the UK they are titanium. Is that correct or are my eyes deceiving me....
Your eyes are deceiving you
or maybe it's just poor photography 
The side air intakes are titanium but the seal grey colour is very close to that so that looks nice that way - the back of the roll bars I believe also matches the car closely which is a bonus. I love the colour; I get a lot of compliments on the colour of the car. Can't wait for the summer when I can go topless
Re: Boxster S pics
Louis, thanks for taking the time to post the pictures, as someone who's boxster is still 6 weeks away I love to see what I'm going to be getting my hands on!
Can I make a suggestion, if you take pictures of a dark grey car, on a dark grey evening a tripod is a good idea! You'll get a lot less blurring. If you don't have a tripod then simply ask a relation or friend to lie on the road and place the camera on their body, clearly you'll need to remind them not to breathe during the exposure.
Good luck!
Can I make a suggestion, if you take pictures of a dark grey car, on a dark grey evening a tripod is a good idea! You'll get a lot less blurring. If you don't have a tripod then simply ask a relation or friend to lie on the road and place the camera on their body, clearly you'll need to remind them not to breathe during the exposure.
Good luck!
Re: Boxster S pics
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uro_who said:
Louis, thanks for taking the time to post the pictures, as someone who's boxster is still 6 weeks away I love to see what I'm going to be getting my hands on!
Can I make a suggestion, if you take pictures of a dark grey car, on a dark grey evening a tripod is a good idea! You'll get a lot less blurring. If you don't have a tripod then simply ask a relation or friend to lie on the road and place the camera on their body, clearly you'll need to remind them not to breathe during the exposure.
Good luck!
I think you're right; some of the images are fuzzy because I wasn't able to hold the camera very still; maybe I need to change the settings on it so that it is a bit more forgiving?
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