Some photos

[DubSteve]

Nice photos Ray, try using a faster shutter speed this will let in less light with the standard lens well pretty much any lens and also use a low ISO like 100 for daylight it is what helps alot man!

[Tim]

white cars in bright daylight are very hard to photograph ive found! whenever i try with my GTI the car always ends up over exposed

[bboyskidz]

hey ray is that the midnight tint spray stuff you can get from supercheap? I used that and it came out all foggy. probably just because I did a crap job lol.

both of them look awesome. just pure awesome.

[Mrk_Mickey]

Haha Lachie he bought the headlights already like that. They're glossy as F#$% and I want to steal them

They look awesome on his car methinks

[rayray086]

Nice photos Ray, try using a faster shutter speed this will let in less light with the standard lens well pretty much any lens and also use a low ISO like 100 for daylight it is what helps alot man!

Ah yes, low ISO! I've been using 400 throughout the day! I'll keep that in mind next time

And yeah, I bought the taillights that way. Had to tint my brake/parker/fog bulbs red - used Tamiya's clear red spraypaint that I found from hobby shops. Works great, and isn't affected by heat!!!

[Lorenz]

Killa pics Ray, they came out a treat. Takes a bit of playing around to get used to the settings and the camera itself but seems you have the gist of it

Both cars are looking minta, loving the new wheels Mickey and love the new tails Ray

[VR6child]

I, too have a white mk3 and was gonna post up pics one of these days. Looks like mine's not yet up to scratch compared to the other white mk3's on here haha. Nice cars, very different to every other mk3 out there, let alone compared to the falcadores and camcord's driving around out there.

[RhysQ]

i went and bought a UV filter today ray for my dslr (HOYA 52mm high quality - $18 ), i noticed immediately it really cut down the 'ghosting' of objects in bright light. you may want to invest. also, as steve said, use your lowest ISO setting.

great pics though, it's good fun learning how to use a new camera!

[WEDEL.1]

I always have a soft spot for the Mk IIIs (my first VW).

Maris

[KI11Z]

Nice photos Ray, try using a faster shutter speed this will let in less light with the standard lens well pretty much any lens and also use a low ISO like 100 for daylight it is what helps alot man!

i thought the iso is the shutter speed??

mikey, thats vvv clean! those rims have really come up a treat for u!

and ray, your rear looks so aggressive now! though doesnt seem to match the soft front? and i'm not feeling those racks when they're all bare like that need t get one of those wind deflectors/farings at least?? andand we(I) want more dumpage/tuckage to do those steelies justice!