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Welcome to the club! Is that a turbo?

No, it's just dressed like it.

Finally!!!

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Following a few more people on Flickr now thanks to this thread.

Ah, it's you! Enjoy your new life through the lens!

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Looks like the funniest motoring event ever! The attention to detail on the cars is immense! Brilliant photography as usual.

Has anyone here attended to LeMons in the past?

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Some shots from the 24 Hours of LeMons at NJMP last Saturday

Ha, these are hilarious! Great panning shots by the way.

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First thing to do is get a Giottos Rocket Blower and do a dry cleaning. This will get most of what's on there. I've only had to wet-clean the sensor on any of my cameras a total of twice in all my years of shooting.

If that doesn't work, I like the Copper Hill Method: http://www.copperhillimages.com/?pr=Tutorials2

If you do a wet cleaning like the one above, my best advice is to be conservative. It's easy to get too aggressive and scratch something by accident. So take your time, be careful, and breathe deeply. You know: measure twice, cut once.

Got the Rocket Blower and the sensor seems to be clean now – at least I can't identify any grain of dust on it. But there still are some ugly spots in the pictures ... I'm afraid these come from inside the lens system ... Is there anything one can do about that?

Or is it possible there are still particles on the sensor, even if they seem to be invisible?

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VX 220

Holy cow, that one's hot! Which mods did you install?

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Fuchsschwanzträger

Now this one is really cool!

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Way too many photos from a long, cold weekend in Utah

Wow, just wow. Especially the last one. Great pictures of a beautiful landscape. :eye-poppi

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Hello.
My first post in this thread, so sorry for a little spam.

I wouldn't call these "spam". Maybe some are quite good, but the majority of these is … simply beautiful! And very atmospheric at least. I also like your style of post production.

Thanks for the advice, mates! Will definitely get my hands on the Giotto thingy first.

Anyway, I fiddeled about the ND filter a bit and the result is quite interesting:

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DeadWolfBones: Mine need's doing aswell is it easy enough to do yourself? And what would you recommend mate?

I'd be thankful for a recommendation as well. Is it possible to clean the sensor yourself without damaging anything? I heard it should better be done by a professional, but that would be quite expensive I guess ...

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Beautiful!

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Great BMW shots there smove.
May I use them kinda as an avatar around the internet? Would be awesome.

Thanks mate! Would there be the possibility of a tiny credit or link? Where'd you like to use them, btw?

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Rallye P*rn

Don, these are as great as always! Incredible colours, details, framing, composition - I'd call you my source of inspiration if you don't mind.

Some of my last tries:

+1 for Game Stock Car 2013. This sim definitely needs to become noticed more!

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2014 Clipsal 500 final lap - Awesome finish!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAFRS5r2g8E

This is just insane and ridiculously awesome! The very best motorsports could ever be. Leaving each other nothing but the space that's needed and fighting until the very last corner. Chapeau! :bowdown:

Bit of a bump, and I didn't see it exactly this day, but it may be one of the most exquisit cars I've ever got to see in my life. :bowdown:

Found this in my skin folder. Unfortunately I can't tell where it's from ...

Maybe you should try Game Stock Car 2013 (GSC 2013).

Despite it's misleading name you'll not drive around in ovals there! In this simulation the term "stock car" refers to a brazilian touring car cup comparable to the Aussies' V8 Supercars. And these are. A. Blast!

There are Formula cars as well: a 70s F1 series called "Formula Retro", a late 80s/early 90s F1 series called "Formula Classic", a contemporary F1 car ("Formula Reiza", called after the producing company) and a F3 car.

Not to forget: There are karts and several circuits specially designed for these as well. And a stock Chevrolet Camaro. And a classic Chevrolet stock car. And the MINI challenge. And there will be free content to be added in the future!

What I really like - no, love!!! - about this title is the sound! Roaring along in said stock cars will give you the chills! Tyre sounds seem to be spot on, too, which makes it quite dramatic if you have understeer.

And because in principle it's rF1 with physics and AI maxed out, it will probably run on your system as well. Give it a try! You can download and try it 60 minutes for free!

Does that suit your needs?

Credit goes to who ever made it ... sorry, wasn't able to find out!

Thanks!

Another one, going a bit greener this time: