The truck looks GREAT as always!! I wish that I could get my pics to turn out 1/2 as good as yours.

 

last pic looks like a chop b.c there is little to no shadow under the truck.

Looking good!

 

FYI, your dump truck has a flat tire

 

Looks good pimp, love the backdrop

 

Very nice. One of the best looking trucks on here.

 

Awesome pictures, great looking truck!!

 

lookin' good as always i can't believe how clean your truck is ALWAYS!

 

are your wheels 22's? Maybe it's the plasma monitor but the pics look dark and I cannot make out the wheels nor tires, just the silver stud bolts on the wheels. Fantastic colors though and the truck is looking nice as always

 

nice pic's , i like working on photoshop

 

Looks aweseome

 

They are 20s and on my 24" LCD I can see them...maybe it's just the screen backlighting that makes the difference. On my laptop the pics always look real dark too but it has a tiny dark 14.5" monitor.

 

Your truck looks just right and those pics are great with the equipment in the background.

 

On my 24" monitor they look fine. I calibrate all my display devices though. Part of my home theater side job thing.....

There are some internet web sites where you can get low level calibration using the sites test images and instructions. Here is a good one to start with :
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/#colorbands.png

The at home preferred way that only costs the price of the disc would be one of the several Calibration DVDs. Avia, Video Essentials are the most popular, but several Home Theater mags have their version too.

Of course the de facto standard would be to have a professionally trained ISF Technician, but for PC monitors this would be serious overkill, unless you were a professional photographer. An ISF calibration would really suite a large TV or projector.

Just some FYI....

 

your truck is one of the cleanest 4x4's on here.