polishin the car for 3hours this mornin so took lots of pics...(56k beware)
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GTRob
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i'm trying to find the words.................amazing.........stunning............i'm in luv.................come to mind. lovely glanza u got man, the cf hood is sweet as hell, and the rims set it off with the blue. camera work is really good too, keep it up and i'm sure u'll be sending us some more great shots in the future.
Monkfish
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The car looks mint 
As for taking pictures, white is the worst colour for getting the exposure right, especially in bright sunlight. If you look at the pictures above, especially the first 3, you will notice the bonnet and side of the car are properly exposed, but the front bumper isn't and it is much brighter. This is because of the way the camera meters the image. Depending on it's setting, it looks at a particular section (Usually the centre) and sets the exposure for that. As the sunlight is strong on the bumper, it reflects more light.
The best thing to do is to avoid bright sunlight, take pictures in darker areas and use studio lights if you can get hold of them. Don't EVER use the flash. If it's dark and the pictures are blurring, use a tripod.
As for taking pictures, white is the worst colour for getting the exposure right, especially in bright sunlight. If you look at the pictures above, especially the first 3, you will notice the bonnet and side of the car are properly exposed, but the front bumper isn't and it is much brighter. This is because of the way the camera meters the image. Depending on it's setting, it looks at a particular section (Usually the centre) and sets the exposure for that. As the sunlight is strong on the bumper, it reflects more light.
The best thing to do is to avoid bright sunlight, take pictures in darker areas and use studio lights if you can get hold of them. Don't EVER use the flash. If it's dark and the pictures are blurring, use a tripod.
tucka
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The car looks mint
As for taking pictures, white is the worst colour for getting the exposure right, especially in bright sunlight. If you look at the pictures above, especially the first 3, you will notice the bonnet and side of the car are properly exposed, but the front bumper isn't and it is much brighter. This is because of the way the camera meters the image. Depending on it's setting, it looks at a particular section (Usually the centre) and sets the exposure for that. As the sunlight is strong on the bumper, it reflects more light.
The best thing to do is to avoid bright sunlight, take pictures in darker areas and use studio lights if you can get hold of them. Don't EVER use the flash. If it's dark and the pictures are blurring, use a tripod.
ah right cheers for the info dude!
and thanks for everyones else's comments!
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Animal GT
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am not a fan of glanza's but i love dat 1,holy fuck man dats perfect.mint car
.mint car
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gaz_turbo1
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think this gotta be the nicest glanza on here, was u at santa pod at jap show? what size are the weels 15-16?
