LOL all I have to do now is point that hose...

 

So, am I the only guy who got a black E60 M5 *specifically* to hide the lines of the car?

(my C4S was basalt black, and I would have preferred plain black)

 

M5 grew on me, i think its sexy. Now the m6 on the other hand needs black, saw my friends that he just picked up in black and in the dark, i liked it

 

Black car + studio (flash) lightning = awesome, like this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2000-...QQcmdZViewItem

 

Dammmmm so nice, all of their pic's are AWESOME

 

[QUOTE=acs-3]Black car + studio (flash) lightning = awesome, like this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2000-...QQcmdZViewItem[/QUOTE

In addition to keeping the car clean, the only pro I have is getting those kinds of pics. I can never get the reflection, or exposure right.

So what kind of flash is this? What does studio (flash) lighting specifically refer to?

Thanks for any help.
RG

 

Post pics of your car with the new techart front please. So we can all share our opinion

 

Strobes like alienbees...

Some examples of outdoor flash photography pics here (post #52):

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...t=63423&page=4

 

Since my first black car I have only had black. You know what they say. "Once you go black you never go back!"

 

It does look great but in half the photos of the front bumper, while being a few feet away, still does not show the lines. I love black in the day light but everything does blend in way more than other colors. I had a black car and it just cannot do a nice bumper/body kit justice like other colors.

 

Thanks for the advice.
You learn something new everyday.
RG

 

Dark colors are more under the radar.

 

And less chance of getting pulled over than a red car maybe...

 

Yep, thats what my Mom says