Corvette ZR1

Foxman · Mar 20, 2010

If you aren't familiar...shame on you.
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Any CC would be welcomed with open shutters!

Foxman · Mar 20, 2010

oops, I meant ti include these 2 shots as well.
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gators12707 · Mar 21, 2010

very nice! I like the first one a lot.

Just imo, be careful with the sharpening... it seems to be bringing out more of the imperfections in the car, especially in the wheels. It's a bit distracting. But good job!

Shocknawe · Mar 21, 2010

my dream car right there, very nice.

Al-Wazeer · Mar 21, 2010

Love the first two, but they do look a bit over sharpened, other than that I like them.

Dominantly · Mar 21, 2010

Love the car.

The photos look over sharpened like mentioned.

rallysman · Mar 21, 2010

What a wicked car! I like the first one the best.
In the words of Jeremy Clarkson (in regards to the people building the car) "Good job fat man in Kentucky!"

cnutco · Mar 21, 2010

My American dream car.

Foxman · Mar 21, 2010

Alright, well I appreciate all the feedback. I have the originals so I can redo them with less sharpening.

Anyone else?

rallysman · Mar 21, 2010

I might add that the last three didn't do much for me. They looked more like a quick snap compared to the first images.

Mesoam · Mar 22, 2010

mmm zr1....the pics do a nice job of highlighting all the orange peel on the paint job :lol:

NateS · Mar 22, 2010

Holy mother of orange peel (Photo #2). I can't believe a car as nice as this leaves the factory like that. That owner needs to find a good detailer to wetsand and buff that to where it should be.

Oh, and I really like pic 1 by the way. Pic 2 the orange peel ruins it for me (no fault of yours really).

fast eddie · Mar 22, 2010

The position of the car in front of the door in #1 and #3 is distracting, and i feel takes away from the beautiful lines of the car.

Foxman · Mar 22, 2010

I think a lot of the orange peel is actually due to the over sharpening as others mentioned. I might see if I have the original un-sharpened to compare them.

NateS · Mar 22, 2010

Foxman said:
I think a lot of the orange peel is actually due to the over sharpening as others mentioned. I might see if I have the original un-sharpened to compare them.

Well, it has to have orange peel in the first place for the sharpening to increase it. YOu may be right, but for 100k (or whatever those run) I wouldn't want to have to drive do a detailer to get my paint in shape. Maybe I'm being over critical being a detailer nut and all.