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You have PM. I'm uploading the manual to a server now.

What's the model number?

What's the 88ish 300Z have under the hood? I had an 88 and know that for sure the 205hp turbo won't lift the wheels like that Nice shots BTW!

Looks great! No now you just need a longer driveway :gabe:

What the vid and LOL! " party it up with friends " They show a bunch of people at a tailgate party in them too. Order placed.

Not Photo Related, but here's a shot of my lock screen. Yeah, I'm liking the upgrade. http://www.pbase.com/timothylauro/image/139248422/medium.jpg

Looks good. Just needs tint and some nicer wheels. I go back and forth about having likely should have just kept mine years ago. If it wasn't for the tranny recall/issues, I would have. Was a damn nice ride. http://www.pbase.com/timothylauro/2003_accord

http://www.pbase.com/timothylauro/image/139246994/original.jpg

Great shots man! Really liking what you've been posting, especially with the wide angle. My only thoughts are that you might want to consider your f/stop and ISO. It shows f/11, when I would bet on the wide angle your sweet spot is around f/8. OPen it up a bit and drop the ISO Down a bit.

My wife was on-me to get pics of Nicholas and wanted them prior to his hair cut :fuuuu: Meet the Shaggy Dog. It's hard to believe 8-1/2 years have gone by already. Canon EOS 1DMKII and 24-70L f/2.8 http://www.pbase.com/timothylauro/image/139245512/original.jpg

So after visiting Lynd's last week, we are making the most of what we brought home. It's not the prettiest pie, but damn it's good! Home made through and through with a crust that....well....the kids helped put together. Camera, Appropriately Enough: Apple iPhone 4s http://www.pbase.com/timothylauro/image/139243307/original.jpg

http://www.iphoneography.com/

would rather put $15k towards something besides just a metal shell. just me perhaps.

Lowes, Home Depot, Ace, The Andersons, etc.....all carry grates for grills.

Sick! Sounds amazing. One car that if it wasn't behind those locked cages, I'm sure would be going north across the borders to America

I thought it would be cool to begin a thread or section for those shooting pics with their smart phones. iPhone 4s with on-board flash - Little bright but not bad for a cell phone less than a foot from this little guy. Camera + for shot and post processing edits http://i541.photobucket.com/albums/gg378/pdqgp/IMG_2292.jpg

I messed around with a guy hot-dogging his yesterday. Why he felt there was a need to approach 100mph in it was weird. He found out battery torque is over rated when the total power is still less than 1/2 a family sedan. :gabe:

I'm going shoot some man seed on Bens car at Columbus State next week. Pic wise, just send me the ones you don't want. I'll fix them up, watermark them and sell them. 90/10 split me to you. Cool? :gabe:

http://www.pbase.com/timothylauro/image/139214366/original.jpg

I'm going to rent a white Crown Vic this weekend and pick up a bunch of drunks, have sex with the women and rob the dudes.

I love it! http://www.pbase.com/timothylauro/image/139213530/original.jpg

I hear ya. I don't see it nor intend for it to be pretentious. No different than other vendors here putting threads in the CR Sponsor Market or logos on their parts,etc. Only their stuff really can't be stolen or used by others as easily. We're cool, you know that.

Crack is bad for the brain. I know that road too. Crazy to be going triple digits there. Could have ended badly for a deer or something. I'm calling PETA.

Okay, so to further the beating of a dead horse, ironically I just this morning got a call from a now new client that further emphasizes the reason for photographers and really anyone to watermark images. I think google will cover the basics of why photographers do watermark their images, but here's a real world example that worked in my favor. Just this week I returned from a photoshoot in VA where I spent 3 days working with a client on images to be used for their newly opened medical practice. I left them with a series of watermarked proofs no different than the ones I typically post here. Within hours of my sharing them, they emailed some of my images to a friend who is a vendor of theirs. That vendor liked the images so much they asked my client if they could use them for a project they were working on. Being a larger company they new the legality of things and approached both the doctor who appears in the images and myself who took the images for permission. Within 20 minutes of starting my morning today I made another sale using the images I already took and by doing so brought on another client. So in a perfect world, watermarking not only protects, but it serves as an advertisement too. Looking at it another way though, if the company did not see my watermark, or chose to be deceptive about copyright law or just plain not know better (still illegal) they could have snagged my images and used them without permission. Watermarks help insure that from happening and clarity for all.

I like the stabilization feature. It uses the internal Gyro's to judge when to take the best photo. If it's windy and you're cold it may not take the photo exactly when you want to ie...not good for kids or people waiting, but it does work well and really helps insure a good shot. I also like the quick edits (many more than the stock camera app offers) that Camera + has available. You can even import images from your Camera folders to edit. I do most of my edits on my PC, but I do also edit on phone and email / Text to wife and friends. You can still zoom, etc..but you can also kick on the flash light constant to see in the dark or low light areas so that the camera can focus and meter more properly.Another nice feature is being able to have separate metering and focusing points. Especially in back-lit or bright situations. There's more I'm sure, but that's the off my head thoughts. I recently bought PhotoSync and really like it over Wireless transfer. Now I can easily sync selected photos to my PC without having to type in an IP Addy.