What has been seen cannot be unseen (now NSFW)

[wkohler]

from what i know you dont get your car impounded for cracked windshield,you get a "fixit" ticket.
Also,looks like the original "rust" car has a great photographer taking pics of it(every pic i saw is a great shot),even f-150 in the background looks good .I dont mean to be negative, i love how this car looks and overall styling.But is there a picture of it,taken with a regular non-professional camera?What i mean,this guys photography skill could make any car look good,but how does it look in "real life"?

I've seen photos taken by other folks and it doesn't look different. A little less-contrasty maybe, but the color in the shot posted above is pretty much how it should look, I think. All of the other colors in the photo look correct.

Wanting to see photos taken with a "regular non-professional camera" isn't going to get you a more accurate depiction of the car. That's why people like Mike and myself spend money on the highest-quality equipment we can afford. Most of the automatic-everything cameras make sacrifices in a lot of areas to give you something that the average guy or gal would think looks good.

[Bimmerguy2002]

In CA, you CAN get it impounded, a cop told me so, and i trust that, also the DMV law says so, look it up.

[rost]

No doubt that his car looks great,and properly done,but im pretty sure pictures make it look even better.Looks like he is pretty skilled photographer,and that is meant as a compliment,those pictures are great.

from what i know you dont get your car impounded for cracked windshield,you get a "fixit" ticket.
Also,looks like the original "rust" car has a great photographer taking pics of it(every pic i saw is a great shot),even f-150 in the background looks good .I dont mean to be negative, i love how this car looks and overall styling.But is there a picture of it,taken with a regular non-professional camera?What i mean,this guys photography skill could make any car look good,but how does it look in "real life"?

I've seen photos taken by other folks and it doesn't look different. A little less-contrasty maybe, but the color in the shot posted above is pretty much how it should look, I think. All of the other colors in the photo look correct.

Wanting to see photos taken with a "regular non-professional camera" isn't going to get you a more accurate depiction of the car. That's why people like Mike and myself spend money on the highest-quality equipment we can afford. Most of the automatic-everything cameras make sacrifices in a lot of areas to give you something that the average guy or gal would think looks good.

[Mistress Lin-Z]

it looks like a sad knock off of spastic dwarfs....

[SpasticDwarf]

Thanks for the explanation, Chris.

For the record, here's a completely un-photoshopped photos of the car- exactly how you'd see it in person.

[option00002]

from what i know you dont get your car impounded for cracked windshield,you get a "fixit" ticket.
Also,looks like the original "rust" car has a great photographer taking pics of it(every pic i saw is a great shot),even f-150 in the background looks good .I dont mean to be negative, i love how this car looks and overall styling.But is there a picture of it,taken with a regular non-professional camera?What i mean,this guys photography skill could make any car look good,but how does it look in "real life"?

Gee whiz :



Mind you I think Spastic is a rather talented photographer and perhaps more noteworthy - a sensationalist. On the other hand it is what it is---> a doctored up shit box. And though this message could be argued to be a tad redundant at this point I don't mean to entirely fault his opportunistic skillz. I am certain he will do quite well leveraging this fading moment/upset/publicity.

[crazy88]

He wants to be me.

This is how its done:

God I love your car...

I love it too, except those blue accents. They have to go. ASAP !!!

Oh and I hope you don't hit a rock with the trailer, but damn, that's friggen hawt. !!!!!