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You dont have to worry about limiting things, and the map is only slightly tweaked iirc. Yes the rev limit is raised, but if you are worried about anything just dont rev that far :)

Very nice, suit the car very well imo!

Try making one of these! http://www.renestaud.com/en/studio/equipment/rig.html ;)

Are tescos pretty good with mods then?

Its more than a few feet. Mines about 3.5 metres at its longest setting. But id much rather have someone with me to walk beside the camera, just in case! But yes, it is terrifyingly scary!

^^ Yep thats because of the 'turning focal plane' . Its impossible to pan a car that isnt perpendicular to you, and for it to all be sharp. Different parts of the car are traveling at different relative speeds, so you cant get it all in focus :)

Looks good! Prepare to buy a s**t load of tyre shine though!

Nice! Should be a good match in your car :)

I wondered how long it would be before someone asked that lol!

Holy crap, you sure thats the same car lol?! Very impressive, how deep were the scratches btw?

Something like Wheel Guard, or Wheel Sealant. Both do the same thing iirc.

I wouldnt know sorry, why what software is it for? ;)

Welcome! Are those the cup wheels in white?! Never seen that before, I was considering it, but couldnt decide if I would like it :)

We deal with these at work. From my understanding, they are a USB drive that enables the relevant software to work. ie. its the licence in effect I think.

Doesnt RMS mean 'Root Mean Squared'? Cant remember, and cant be assed to google. But ICE - In Car Entertainment :rasp:

Not sure to be honest on that one, soz. I will always be running 98ron so it didnt concern me :)

Ive never been pursuaded to buy any of this....would it be much better than car shampoo and water lol? I clean it that way and apply wheel guard, cant see why I would need anymore tbh

The 98ron map should still be fine even with 95ron fuel. Apparently there's a safe guard in the map to compensate for lower octane fuel, or so Ive read! I have a tiny amount of 95ron fuel in my car before I mapped it (as I couldnt get 98! :(), and it ran fine :)

and what magazine is it in?! :rasp: joke, soz couldnt resist :) Personally, I dont think clios are 'bodykittable', so they dont look right.

Did mine on the weekend. VERY easy to do, 40mins and job done. Yes you can backup the original map, and I would advise you do this :) I put the 98ron map on and its fine so far :)

Holy hell! Thats fuked good and proper!

I doubt you'll see many 'bodykitted' clios on here :) And there's a reason why the 'safe' mods are popular, because they look good! Of course all of what I say is my personal opinion!

AND.....if you look, you'll find most peoples cars are modded in some ways, so saying 'everyone likes their standard look' doesnt really work on this forum.

^ on the contrary, a lot of people experiment on here, but experiment on tasteful things, NOT something you see in maxpower or any other chav mag :)

Ive bought my D200, 24-70mm, 18-200mm, 100-300mm, 12-24mm and my SB800 from ebay HK shops. No fuss, each one was an easy and safe process. Pretty fast delivery considering....and its a hell of a lot cheaper too!!

I doubt many people on here will have those, for obvious reasons!

The only thing that will help with panning (assuming you have the camera set up for it) is PRACTICE. Thats the only way you will start to get better results at lower speeds. I remember when I started out I couldnt go below 150th(ish). Now im pretty consistent at 1/60th, but anything below that...

If it's actually around the subject, then its probably some sort of vignetting effect. Grad filter effects can be easily replicated in PS too, I know because I use them sometimes ;)

Nice results! Looks much better, great feeling having a shiny car aint it! ;)

surprised you have Dejan on that list! Hes a VERY good amateur photographer, Ive seen a lot of his work, and chat to him quite a bit on another forum. Heres a few select from my favs list!: http://www.blairbunting.com/index2.php http://scottchu.com/index.html http://andywee.com/...