CLK 63 AMG I think, something along those lines anyway, it's the F1 Safety Car and iirc they've made a road-going 'Black' version, not sure if it sounds that good though. Got a few pics in my gallery of it. Sounded completely normal when tootling along then just exploded under acceleration. Stunning.
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CLK 63 AMG I think, something along those lines anyway, it's the F1 Safety Car and iirc they've made a road-going 'Black' version, not sure if it sounds that good though. Got a few pics in my gallery of it. Sounded completely normal when tootling along then just exploded under acceleration. Stunning.
Generally I will crop a photo (usually only to tidy it up, nothing major), then adjust the levels. I always under-expose which is much safer than over-exposing, so I just bring the levels up a bit to brighten it up. Lately I've started experimenting with selective sharpening as well, again just a very minor tweak (with unsharp mask) and nothing agressive.
I've never rotated a photo at all, all that is done when capturing the image. In an ideal world I wouldn't crop either as I only have a 6mp camera and can't afford to lose much, but when a car is passing at 80mph it's not always easy to frame it precisely in camera.
Original straight from camera
Processed
As you can see, not a huge difference but certainly noticeable when I get prints done. 500 photos usually takes me about 2hrs max to download off the camera, sort through, process and upload to Smugmug.
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Ah reet, Andy was busy putting the engine back together last week, I guess he didn't get it done in time for Friday.
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