09 Rallye Red 4 door SI--First official shoot!
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09 Rallye Red 4 door SI--First official shoot!
Here is the first official shoot of my new car. 1300 miles in 3 weeks...and lots of tinkering during that time as well lol.
Wheels are winter wheels/tires...maxxim deadline.
headlights are retrofitted by me, with e46 replica bezels.
lip is oem from honda (hardtopguy)
springs are eibach sportlines....
i think that should cover all the questions lol
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That's it for this shoot. hopefully you guys enjoy! i'm pleased with the way they came out considering i haven't touched my camera in over a year!!!
yes i still have the S, but i haven't driven it since i got this. i really like this car a lot!
Wheels are winter wheels/tires...maxxim deadline.
headlights are retrofitted by me, with e46 replica bezels.
lip is oem from honda (hardtopguy)
springs are eibach sportlines....
i think that should cover all the questions lol
One:
Two:
Three:
Four:
Five:
Sex:
Seven:
Eight:
That's it for this shoot. hopefully you guys enjoy! i'm pleased with the way they came out considering i haven't touched my camera in over a year!!!
yes i still have the S, but i haven't driven it since i got this. i really like this car a lot!
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Re: 09 Rallye Red 4 door SI--First official shoot!
i really like that lip. i owned an 07, really nice car i just wanted to convert the rear outside to the jdm one and be done. GL with the car hope you get all the fun out of it!
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Re: 09 Rallye Red 4 door SI--First official shoot!
wow the headlights look great, OEM should be like that 
Pics look really nice too, one tip about the B&W though: you should use a gradient map. Your color photos really pop, the B&W ones fizzle. Here are three easy steps I stole from Access Photo:
Pics look really nice too, one tip about the B&W though: you should use a gradient map. Your color photos really pop, the B&W ones fizzle. Here are three easy steps I stole from Access Photo:
1) Start a gradient map adjustment layer with the colors black on the left and white on the right.
2) Hue/Saturation adjustment layer and bring saturation all the way down.
3) Channel Mixer adjustment layer; Check Monochrome; Move constant slider to left, and red slider to the right. Play around with the sliders from there.
2) Hue/Saturation adjustment layer and bring saturation all the way down.
3) Channel Mixer adjustment layer; Check Monochrome; Move constant slider to left, and red slider to the right. Play around with the sliders from there.
