and a few others as well



My new luminics Arctic White 6000k...


I repainted the dash again... this time filling all the knicks and scratches and crappy spots with filler primer... and then covered with a light clearcoat




if the mods want to they can close my other thread on my painted dash pieces...

 

Looks great, the first picture looks like you are on fire!

 

Nice dash... I always wanted to know how you create those cool lighting effects.

 

I am guessing he has Tourettes or Parkinsons!?

 

maybe a little bit of both...lol

actually the camera has a low light setting... the shutter stays open longer to recieve whatever light source it can... whether it be an actual source of light or just a reflection..

that pic was taken with only my parking lights on... since the "Fire" seems to go up means that when i trying to hold the camera still I moved it down sometime during the period when the shutter was open..

 

I say take out the entire dash and paint everything. Too much work but thatd be sweet.

 

looks like your headlights are shooting fire

 

looks like you need a tripod. I got a nice tripod from MicroCenter for $7 a few weeks ago. Its perfect for small digital cameras

 

nice what paint did you use

 

yea, it looks kinda cool actually

 

nice pictures! love the lights too. I dont dig the silver interior panels but thats just me.

 

^+1...i think if it were a darker color silver it would look nice though, maybe its just the flsh. idk

 

Wow, thats looks really cool! If 'Ghost Rider' had a car, it'd have head lights that look like that for sure!

 

You just have to change the shutter speed. On more expensive cameras you will have the option to hold the shutter open as long as you want. That's how peopel get those pictures of a city scene with everything in focus except the cars wizzing by. You need to be using a tripod to get a good effect though. Otherwise everything will get blurred from your hands shaking. It's also best to do it in low light situations because since you are letting more light in (longer shutter time) you are exposing the film alot. If you do it during the day you will have a really bright picture that may not come out at all.

 

its actually truck, van and suv paint... I think its called vibrant metallic silver or something like that... its the closest color i could get to match the exterior...

and it is actually a little lighter than the car... but it looks better than the fake carbon look