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This. Walked out on the deck in Galena and didn't see a thing but it def lasted a good minute or more. Odd too since it was sunny and even though there were clouds in the sky it seemed like whatever it was should have been visible. Jeff

Just as a quick plug, we can get the best prices you will find anywhere on both Corsa and Magnaflow so if you want a quote give us a call: 740-657-3278 or email to: bwright@ipsmotorsports.net Jeff PS -- For what it's worth, we install more Corsa's on TBSS' than any other system but due to price differences the Magnaflow is a close second.

Nope. The reason I posted was to connect the the OP's comment about NTB Polaris' "Guy" leaving and somebody else saying "Stas" at IPS as the same person Jeff

Stas is "The guy" that used to work at NTB Polaris that is now at IPS Give us a call at 740-657-3278 to schedule an appointment Jeff

What do you need the P&P on? Brent has been busy building the Powdercoating booth but since he is basically done I am sure he could get to it pretty quickly. Give the shop a call at: 740-657-3278 Jeff

I honestly can't tell in those shots (Studio shots all look good to me no matter what camera / lens is being used since the lighting is set-up and everything is "Staged") but what has impressed me are some of the real-world shots posted with like 100% and 200% crops in the corners that are still sharp. Gotta love full-frame and a gazillion megapixels Jeff

I liked the first for some reason but it does have a lot going on. I guess the moss stood out since everything was so "Misty" with the fog. Here is the same spot in B&W: http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7195/6876499134_4b7d05e882_c.jpg

Yeah, the shots I took with my iPhone look identical since I really don't do much of anything to them afterwards. Pretty sure you can shoot Coyote's all-year-round? If I had a gun that would have been an EASY shot. I wish I had the 100-400 on cuz even in the dim light (I think it was just before 8am) at least it would have filled the frame. Jeff

200 Yards behind my house in Galena. Jeff

All were shot with a 7D and 15-85 IS or 100-400 IS. Jeff

While I was sitting there this guy trotted by w/o ever seeing me. Too bad I had the wide-angle on for the sky shots or these would have turned out MUCH better: http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6212/7024317785_69bc16a6a9_c.jpg http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6050/6878217100_58750415da_c.jpg

Weekend before the "Fog" shots (I only ever get out on Sundays) the sky was much better http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7238/7022605047_86a32f8c83_c.jpg http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7107/7022604761_033665b4cb_c.jpg http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7249/7022604687_c76b7883a6_c.jpg This was from earlier that morning. I like it for some reason, just needs a little NR: http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7101/6876502168_225c085429_c.jpg

Few random shots from a foggy Sunday AM behind my house: http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7096/6876499334_dd77fb34f5_c.jpg http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7267/6876499674_0634b90a0e_c.jpg http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7220/6876498862_41eaacd9f4_c.jpg http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7278/7022601165_f61c23f557_c.jpg http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7240/7022600863_d0b92fd567_c.jpg http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7134/7022600787_8126f635c5_c.jpg

Not really. Assuming you are comparing an equal lens from each company (Say a 70-200/2.8 IS or VR II) then one *Might* be slightly better than the other (In the 70-200 the Canon is known to be better). The biggest difference isn't a "Better or Worse" thing (You can buy a $100 Nikon or Canon lens and a $10,000 Nikon or Canon lens) as much as it is which offers the best option for what you shoot. If money were no object, Canon's new IS II Super-Tele's (300/2.8 and 400/2.8 and 500/4 and 600/4) are all better than anything Nikon offers. Nikon doesn't offer a "VR" 300/4 like Canon. Nikon doesn't offer an affordable 400/5.6 like Canon. Nikon has a 80-400 VR but it is not nearly as good as Canon's 100-400 IS (Which itself is dated). Most say Nikon's 14-24 is the best full-frame wide-angle lens available. Most say Canon's 85/1.2 and Tilt-shift lenses are in a class by themselves. Canon is so much bigger / more widely used that the used market tends to be a huge advantage too. More lenses on the market tends to bring the prices down compared to Nikon. This is good and bad obviously (Good for selling / Bad for buying). All that being said, I personally think Nikon's high-end Camera's are better (D800 Vs 5DIII for example) but that is a different discussion. Jeff

Sometimes. I like including the background if it "Adds" to the pic: http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2460/3859667735_46fed484df_b.jpg And if it doesn't, then shoot it wide-open: http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2424/3861957201_631730cef0_b.jpg

I plan on stopping by if the weather cooperates Jeff

I know Sparco doesn't have much of a discount-structure but we should still be lower than most. I'll check on it tomorrow and see what we can do Jeff

#4 for me

He just did mine today as well so this saves me the time of starting my own thread Thanks Brian! Jeff

This one? http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7253/6997807621_2cc5140cd4_c.jpg

Everything is here: http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7179/6980087757_14a398363a_z.jpg

It is going to be a few days until we have the oven completely assembled / built. After that we will be taking in a few things for "Guinea Pig" purposes. Once we are happy with everything we will post up pricing and such. The goal is to be the absolute best in terms of quality (If you know Brent that won't be an issue ) and also be very competitively priced as well. Jeff

Used D300/S or D7000 all day... Canon side: 7D or 60D

Lol -- Vid?

Whichever one he uses was either dead-on or very very close when the car was Twin-turbo'd and we did dyno up to the low 1200rwhp range (2 years ago?). You can talk to him about it directly as I don't know the specifics -- just that I know he has checked it frequently. Jeff