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Supercruise
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swervo
Well-Known Member
Here are the photos I took of the cruise. Wish I had a co-pilot, then I would have had more. For more, click on the link.
http://s32.photobucket.com/albums/d21/swer...orial%20Cruise/
http://s32.photobucket.com/albums/d21/swer...orial%20Cruise/
frank s
at Play in San Diego, CA
Just one, but there is the Wickedstangses.
OMGs everyone you all missed an awesome event.. This event brought tears to the eyes of those who did not know him. The Ceremony was fantastic... He knew alot of people. The best part of the day was going to SHELBY's Garage and seeing all his cars and getting all the free gifts.. I was so tempted on getting his autograph.....
SORRY ABOUT THE PICS TAKEN WITH CELL PHONE
OVER 300 CARS WHAT A SITE..
DODGE 70 SHELBY TRUCK
SORRY ABOUT THE PICS TAKEN WITH CELL PHONE
OVER 300 CARS WHAT A SITE..
DODGE 70 SHELBY TRUCK
Carrol Shelby's Cars
Carrol Shelby's Trucks
Carrol Shelby Engine/Heads Assembly Plant
Monica took the Shelby Away From me So I video taped it
ST3RL1NGY3LLOW
Lone Wolf
Cool pictures!
man it was awesome you missed a great event...
dope3
Well-Known Member
looked like a great time lots of nice cars
frank s
at Play in San Diego, CA
Click the image, right-click the next image, choose "Original" to see a 1.5MB BIG view and scroll around to see if you recognize anyone...
thats a nice pic frank s have to show me how you did that...
V.I. Massive
SMIB
E,
You are too funny I enjoyed the Monica took the Shelby away from you video. Like a lost puppy...
You are too funny I enjoyed the Monica took the Shelby away from you video. Like a lost puppy...
frank s
at Play in San Diego, CA
That's nine photos melded together with Adobe Photo Shop Elements 9. To make it most seamless you need to see what exposure is required when looking at the most significant part of the scene, then set your camera to those values on "Manual" so it doesn't change as you swing around. Take photos overlapping by about a third of the frame, so everything shows up in more than one exposure.
Usually I use Irfanview to reduce the size of the images to something manageable by an ordinary computer, but this time I wanted to try a full-size effort so it would look good at dimensions that would allow pixel-peeping for all the faces and cars at the scene. It took a while to process the original images (JPEG at 3168x212 @ about 1.25 MB each); then tweaked the assembled version and trimmed it to eliminate some featureless space.
In the olden days the panorama function of those kinds of programs weren't nearly as sophisticated as the newest, like PSE9. They make it simple. No longer much skill involved, just some learning and trial-and-error.
See one of the early-morning paddock at Chuckwalla (click the link, then the picture to see it full-size):
http://www.fototime.com/{04250766-B...469}/origpict/Chuckwalla_Panorama1flatX50.jpg
very nice.. can't wait for chuckwalla this year..
V.I. Massive
SMIB
Me either.