ACU's E90 San Er Ling i (Photoshoot & MODS Diary)
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acupunch
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taken some new shoot with my new gadget toy. the results after some color adjustment using PS CS2 was rewarding. Here is a teaser.
photos are taken with DSLR D80 mounted with Nikon AF Nikkor 28-70mm 1:3.5-3.5 D lenses then edited using Adobe Photoshop CS2
taken some new shoot with my new gadget toy. the results after some color adjustment using PS CS2 was rewarding. Here is a teaser.
photos are taken with DSLR D80 mounted with Nikon AF Nikkor 28-70mm 1:3.5-3.5 D lenses then edited using Adobe Photoshop CS2
let's do one before 2009, if possible. 
acupunch
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Re: ACU's E90 San Er Ling i (Photoshoot & MODS Diary)
don't think too long, decide fast, get to enjoy longer, worth the cost of modding.
more photos coming. stay tune.
i know deep in your heart you want ME, just do it. you won't regrets. or else you sure regretnsbsin;273565 said:
don't think too long, decide fast, get to enjoy longer, worth the cost of modding.
more photos coming. stay tune.
joseph
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Re: ACU's E90 San Er Ling i (Photoshoot & MODS Diary)
hope to see yr car with new clothing soon
acupunch;273569 said:i know deep in your heart you want ME, just do it. you won't regrets. or else you sure regret
don't think too long, decide fast, get to enjoy longer, worth the cost of modding.
more photos coming. stay tune.
hope to see yr car with new clothing soon
acupunch
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Re: ACU's E90 San Er Ling i (Photoshoot & MODS Diary)
Attached is another photo shoot I tried yesterday evening around 6-7pm @ iHUB (old JTC building) along Jurong Town Hall Road. Again the sun setting down nicely and warm loving. I really love sun sets. As I drove around the iHUB, I manage to locate this location where there was a huge iron steel water tank structure with interesting geometrical sharps and lines. Also the iHUB architect lines by the side of the water tank were beautiful, lots of bold structure lines. I feel it will goes well with our BMW car design language 'flame body contour'. While taking those photos, I was hoping to take the warm sun set moments. But after I was editing using Adobe Photoshop CS2, it turn out is more like 'Autumn Shoot', cos the plants were all golden yellow brown in colors. Thanks to that warm cast of sun sets during that hour. I really love shooting during that hour cos is not warm nor hot. The weather were to toy around your cameras and let it breathe in the colors. So without much ado here are the photos. You comments are welcome to improve my photography.
Introduction-ACUE90 Portrait
Front side profile, ME + Lowering is a must.
Rear side profile. I'm glad I did the lowering, no regret at all.
photos were taken with DSLR D80 mounted with Nikon AF Nikkor 28-70mm 1:3.5-3.5 D lenses then edited using Adobe Photoshop CS2
Attached is another photo shoot I tried yesterday evening around 6-7pm @ iHUB (old JTC building) along Jurong Town Hall Road. Again the sun setting down nicely and warm loving. I really love sun sets. As I drove around the iHUB, I manage to locate this location where there was a huge iron steel water tank structure with interesting geometrical sharps and lines. Also the iHUB architect lines by the side of the water tank were beautiful, lots of bold structure lines. I feel it will goes well with our BMW car design language 'flame body contour'. While taking those photos, I was hoping to take the warm sun set moments. But after I was editing using Adobe Photoshop CS2, it turn out is more like 'Autumn Shoot', cos the plants were all golden yellow brown in colors. Thanks to that warm cast of sun sets during that hour. I really love shooting during that hour cos is not warm nor hot. The weather were to toy around your cameras and let it breathe in the colors. So without much ado here are the photos. You comments are welcome to improve my photography.
Introduction-ACUE90 Portrait
Front side profile, ME + Lowering is a must.
Rear side profile. I'm glad I did the lowering, no regret at all.
photos were taken with DSLR D80 mounted with Nikon AF Nikkor 28-70mm 1:3.5-3.5 D lenses then edited using Adobe Photoshop CS2
Re: ACU's E90 San Er Ling i (Photoshoot & MODS Diary)
Yep, best timeslot for me is 7 to 9 am, then 5 to 6.30 pm. The caged shots I took was over lunch time, and they look dark because I could hardly compensate the background contrast against my car's colour.
Yep, best timeslot for me is 7 to 9 am, then 5 to 6.30 pm. The caged shots I took was over lunch time, and they look dark because I could hardly compensate the background contrast against my car's colour.
acupunch
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Re: ACU's E90 San Er Ling i (Photoshoot & MODS Diary)
continue...
Very happy with the car height, 59cm Front & 58cm Rear. measurement from wheel arch to the bottom of the rims. not ground.
kinda like this one, so I cropped it as my new signature
Another rear side profile
For those who is interested on ME this picture gives you a good judgment on whether it rubs when lowered.
photos were taken with DSLR D80 mounted with Nikon AF Nikkor 28-70mm 1:3.5-3.5 D lenses then edited using Adobe Photoshop CS2
continue...
Very happy with the car height, 59cm Front & 58cm Rear. measurement from wheel arch to the bottom of the rims. not ground.
kinda like this one, so I cropped it as my new signature
Another rear side profile
For those who is interested on ME this picture gives you a good judgment on whether it rubs when lowered.
photos were taken with DSLR D80 mounted with Nikon AF Nikkor 28-70mm 1:3.5-3.5 D lenses then edited using Adobe Photoshop CS2
SILVER
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Re: ACU's E90 San Er Ling i (Photoshoot & MODS Diary)
Kenn that's the problem with dark cars and light background...Try over expose it one stop then do photo edit. overexpose shot will bring out details of dark car slightly and then compensate it with photoshop. maybe will work better =) can try.
kenntona;273604 said:
Kenn that's the problem with dark cars and light background...Try over expose it one stop then do photo edit. overexpose shot will bring out details of dark car slightly and then compensate it with photoshop. maybe will work better =) can try.
