i think i'll use my fishing pole next time i take pics of my car. lol

huh?

i think he is talking about using his fishing pole for a rig

yea i got that lol... doesnt make sense tho.... i think a mop would be better, less flex.

and you could tie the strings of the mop head around the camera! it'll work!

and for less price and a smaller camera the Sony DSC-W300 is pretty sick to. Its 13.6 mega pixels and takes some way good pictures for a $300 camera.

evolution, thats a nice rig shot! did you paint your seibon ts2 hood?

Its not my car actually

Yes it is a TSII hood painted to match

Here is a few more shots of the car from the day of the photo shoot

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...-magazine.html

awesome thread

Well its done... the build on one of the rig shots.

Check the build on my blog at www.Orlandoech.com/blog

(http://orlandoech.com/blog/archives/...to-image-build)

Also check the final image on my online portfolio www.Orlandoech.com

Here are some shots from my weekend over in St. Maarten...

I have a camera for someone looking to get into a dslr

Canon EOS Rebel XS Black SLR Digital Camera with EF-S 18-55mm IS Lens
-UV Filter
-4GB SD
Everything is about 6 months old and is in good condition......excellent camera for sure but now that school is done with I am in need of the money......

$450

I need some help , Iv been back and forth for like 5 days. Im torn Between a sony a350 w/ 18-70mm & 55-200mm Lens , Or a Canon Rebel Xsi w/ the Canon EF-S 18-55mm Kit lens only.

I get an extra Lens w/ the sony for the same price. Bigger , not not really BETTER 14.2mp sensor. If somebody w/ a lil knowlage could chime in for me it would be great. Most of my pictures are going to be outdoor ports , Car shoots , Not really that many action photo's and probably a lot of nightime city stuff seeing i live outside boston.

p.s. Awsome pictures ulitimate CC , What camra / Lens are you using for those shots??

go Canon or NIKON...sony is nice but just not worth it...my shots were with a canon 1d mkIII and my 17-40 4L...http://danhonovich.blogspot.com/ has some more individual info on how the shots were done...