should i bore u with another build thread?

**schoona** · 13-01-2009, 07:28 AM

Originally Posted by VDUBD

ooo wat r the front brakes? where and how much?

the car looks killa, love the ride hight

Brembos.
Probably lots.

**KI11Z** · 13-01-2009, 09:33 AM

Originally Posted by rayray086

Tough indeed! Always love the Vento front.

How are the DMS coilovers at that ride height? Any close-ups of the foggies?

they ride fine, though for track they'll be raised

and heres a close up of the fogs, ive simply bought a pair of yellow Lumix bulbs instead of tinting the fog lense as i wanted to keep the smoked look . . .

Originally Posted by VDUBD

ooo wat r the front brakes? where and how much?

the car looks killa, love the ride hight

Can't remember how much i paid but check out the Brembo GT kit for the mk4 GTI

. . .

**KI11Z** · 13-01-2009, 09:36 AM

Originally Posted by [-Polo GTI-]

great car and great pics there Alex, PM sent re: picture quality.

and i prob wont take pics at night again without a tripod

**schoona** · 13-01-2009, 09:50 AM

Pics were bad?? I tohught they werefantastic Alex.

**RhysQ** · 13-01-2009, 11:20 AM

Originally Posted by KI11Z

and i prob wont take pics at night again without a tripod

i got a Velbon CX440 tripod for $49 from Teds and it's served very well. very easy to set-up and put away. IMO there's no need to be spending $150+ on a tripod with our size camera (and lens).

**KI11Z** · 13-01-2009, 11:29 AM

Originally Posted by schoona

Pics were bad?? I tohught they werefantastic Alex.

not bad, but still a lil grainy for my likeings, i'm not sure but i think a longer exposure would fix this?? also getting under white lights and not orange might net me a better result . . . will keep snapping

**DubSteve** · 13-01-2009, 11:41 AM

Originally Posted by KI11Z

not bad, but still a lil grainy for my likeings, i'm not sure but i think a longer exposure would fix this?? also getting under white lights and not orange might net me a better result . . . will keep snapping

White light does help alot I have found anyway but you can still use orange for B &W that work really well.

That could be cause of your ISO what ISO setting you sitting on?

For night mode I use ISO 100 and coupled that with Noise reduction after the shot has been taken gets a photo like this

**KI11Z** · 13-01-2009, 11:57 AM

yeh they turned out really nice steve huh, though if i use 100iso the shutter opens for too long and my lil trembles blur it all up

so i'm sorta forced atm to use a higher iso like 400 . . .

on another note, how about an interior re-trim . . . should match my hair

**DubSteve** · 13-01-2009, 12:09 PM

Originally Posted by KI11Z

yeh they turned out really nice steve huh, though if i use 100iso the shutter opens for too long and my lil trembles blur it all up

so i'm sorta forced atm to use a higher iso like 400 . . .

My first tripod was a elcheapo $20 tripod from Tandy and it was good frame was sturdy and the case it came in was pretty good, I lugged it throughout Europe last year it was awesome!!! If I knew you wanted one I could have given you my old one ableit, I left it in Greece with my family that live there lol.

Get a tripod best thing you can do, My new one its like $150 but you can feel the construction is more better, but for all its worth my $20 was on par with it lol.