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The 50mm could be used, but I am not sure I would buy one specifically for this purpose. It depends on how big the box is going to be and what you are taking pictures of. I just used my 24-105 as there was enough light and the long end let me get close, the kit lens would probably also work...

Thats normally when it has creased due to chassis damage I think.

Just make your own. Piece of cake to make. Example photos and how to make one in this thread. Although, having checked your link, £15 is hardly going to break the bank either.

The b******s deserve shooting for that. Can't be easy to shift them though!

Outstanding effort! If you are going to do it, do it properly! You should post them up on POTN, they love stuff like that over there. :D

I downloaded this the other week. The DVD can be found in the usual places. Looks like it will be worth the watch.

shift-ctrl-delete clears it all

Just used a couple of layers and moved them about in PS. It was only a quick 5 minute job.

Top results. Its always rewarding to stand back and look at your car after a marathon cleaning session, then heart braking when it is in exactly the same state it was a couple of days later.

That is f**king awesome!

One thing worth noting is that most of the cheaper screens are a "TN" panel, which cannot reproduce all colours accurately according to some people in the processing sections of some photography forums. I have one (TN) and can't say that I have any problems, but apparently it is a big issue for...

just set up a scheduled task to run on his pc. Its the easiest way. For fun cmd prompts, stick nircmd (free) on his pc first and you can do no end of stuff to drive him mad with prompts. (turn his screen upside down, speaker volume to full, eject cd's etc. )

If it is the same as 7, in to "add/remove programs" and check the "show updates" box. It will then show and you can uninstal it as any other program.

i am a bit lost in this thread to be honest dont take the banter to heart. We are a nice bunch really.

Fair play then. No better way to learn than to dive in at the deep end! Its a great read so far! :D

Not wanting to be harsh, but are you actually spending out a fair bit of cash on this or is it just a sort of joke/ hobby? Paint can't be cheap and it seems like a waste to put it on some of those panels in the condition that they are in.

Look forward to seeing the vids then! :D

I bet that required some clean pants afterwards!

C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

Skills. Lovely shots but sod taking my gear out in weather like that! Did the camera not get wet too or have you got protective kit for it?

Awesome! Not jealous, not jealous at all. :D Good on you for being able to treat yourself! Enjoy it.

Awesome machines!

Tight deadline, have to get my thinking cap on.

For XP: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup Just copy a shotcut to the .exe to it.

You need to put the program shortcut in your "start up", folder in the start menu. That way it will start with windows each time. It is part of the installation process but you may have unchecked it.

Looks like his helmet went through the side window in the slow mo!

Love these updates. The report reminds me of that old vid of the lotus tearing through the entire grid with huge skills/ balls to come out in front.

I really like the blurred lights shot. The others are also impressive. I would be interested to see some of the eye taken with a larger aperture to see how they looked without the stars.

Nice shot and processing. You should photoshop your reflection with a racing helmet on as an "insight to your mental state" or something along those lines.

I really like 2 & 6. The 30mm is quite handy as a walkabout at times.