On the Lighter Side.
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From: Belleville, MI
Hey BABolt!
That's pretty COOL! I figured you were up to something!
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PFA
'99 WHITE LIGHTNIN'
#0873--1 of 866--
RHINO, Soft cover, LoJack, Valentine 1, Mobil 1
Superchip, Water Wetter, Phantom Boost Gauge
Best ET to date-13.54 @101.51MPH--10/29/99
Best MPH to date-102.33MPH @13.68
Best 1/8---8.70 @80.82MPH
NEWEST ADD.--16" SNOW TIRES
SuperChip out for now
'98 Red Lincoln Continental
1/8 mile--10.25 @69.64MPH
1/4 mile--15.82 @88.16MPH
That's pretty COOL! I figured you were up to something!
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$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
PFA
'99 WHITE LIGHTNIN'
#0873--1 of 866--
RHINO, Soft cover, LoJack, Valentine 1, Mobil 1
Superchip, Water Wetter, Phantom Boost Gauge
Best ET to date-13.54 @101.51MPH--10/29/99
Best MPH to date-102.33MPH @13.68
Best 1/8---8.70 @80.82MPH
NEWEST ADD.--16" SNOW TIRES
SuperChip out for now
'98 Red Lincoln Continental
1/8 mile--10.25 @69.64MPH
1/4 mile--15.82 @88.16MPH
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From: Dagobah, lots of snakes & very swampy
uh, I have NEVER seen such a display of reckless behavior or........ oops wrong thread j/k hey that is pretty cool but there is one problem, there is no way a red could ever do that!!! you shoulda made it BLACK then it would be more realistic 
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From: Baton Rouge, LA
It's red! See? Red's can do "it" too!!
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Later!
Jeff S.
President, National Lightning Owners Club - http://nloc.org
SVT Lightning #74 in '95
11.92@115.2 on radials, driven daily
jeff_s@nloc.org or fmosracing@aol.com
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From: Baton Rouge, LA
Oh lord! That's not mine! That's Jason Brown's low nine second terror (which should be a 7 second terror this season). I just linked to the photo in the "Trucks" section of the NLOC site. I'm sure Jason wouldn't mind you adding it, though.
DRAT! Nathan found me out!!!
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Later!
Jeff S.
President, National Lightning Owners Club - http://nloc.org
SVT Lightning #74 in '95
11.92@115.2 on radials, driven daily
jeff_s@nloc.org or fmosracing@aol.com
DRAT! Nathan found me out!!!
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Later!
Jeff S.
President, National Lightning Owners Club - http://nloc.org
SVT Lightning #74 in '95
11.92@115.2 on radials, driven daily
jeff_s@nloc.org or fmosracing@aol.com
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From: Enfield Connecticut USA
Nathan: That is incredible how you do that. Could you tell me what you use, and how you do that?
The lines/shadows/reflections are perfect.
I like the "Black Is Best" on the top of the windshield. Nice addition!
The lines/shadows/reflections are perfect.
I like the "Black Is Best" on the top of the windshield. Nice addition!
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From: Baton Rouge, LA
I'm a bit partial to purple myself. I shrunk the resolution to make it load a little faster, since we're having editing battles. ;o)
Later!
Jeff who has too much time on his hands
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I shrunk the resolution to make it load a little faster, since we're having editing battles. ;o) Later!
Jeff who has too much time on his hands
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From: San Antonio, Texas
perhaps, but shrinking the resolution can also cover up artifacts created when the edit isnt perfect ... 
Now, if only I could find some way of changing colors on the fly in real life...
Metallic Blue:
I use adobe photoshop and there are several ways of doing it so that you can change the color. Typically, I select the area I want to change and then there is a hue/saturation adjustment you can use to change the color. If the shadows and highlights get blurred or muddied by doing this, then you can use a curves tool to edit the image's brightness and contrast on an infinite curve (better than the simple sliders). I could go on all day about it, but photoshop really is a joy.
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Now, if only I could find some way of changing colors on the fly in real life...
Metallic Blue:
I use adobe photoshop and there are several ways of doing it so that you can change the color. Typically, I select the area I want to change and then there is a hue/saturation adjustment you can use to change the color. If the shadows and highlights get blurred or muddied by doing this, then you can use a curves tool to edit the image's brightness and contrast on an infinite curve (better than the simple sliders). I could go on all day about it, but photoshop really is a joy.
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Hi! FMOS Racing
That is a great shot of your Lightning pulling the front wheels. I would like to add it to the Lightning Photo collection at Zing.com, I hope that you concur. Thanks.
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BABolt
SVT#290
That is a great shot of your Lightning pulling the front wheels. I would like to add it to the Lightning Photo collection at Zing.com, I hope that you concur. Thanks.
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BABolt
SVT#290
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From: Baton Rouge, LA
I use Photoshop too.
The Replace Color command works well too, which is what I used and is why the F-150 and Lightning logos on the purple version stayed their normal colors. I only replaced the selected reds.
I had to go back and edit the red one because unfortunately when you start with black, you can't replace it with a different color, only change the hue and saturation of black.
I honestly did change the resolution to make this thing load faster. The only artifacts I could see on the edited version were that I missed the wing and there's a bit of antialiased red along some of the body edges (which is actually present in the black version as well). I used a pretty tight selection on the bodywork.
I've done some really amusing stuff with Photoshop - Changing around people's heads and putting them in different locations and such. I once put big ricey fog lamps on a pic of the front of my truck, then replaced them with breasts as the conversation degenerated. LOL! I'm easily amused...
Later!
Jeff S.
The Replace Color command works well too, which is what I used and is why the F-150 and Lightning logos on the purple version stayed their normal colors. I only replaced the selected reds.
I had to go back and edit the red one because unfortunately when you start with black, you can't replace it with a different color, only change the hue and saturation of black.
I honestly did change the resolution to make this thing load faster. The only artifacts I could see on the edited version were that I missed the wing and there's a bit of antialiased red along some of the body edges (which is actually present in the black version as well). I used a pretty tight selection on the bodywork.
I've done some really amusing stuff with Photoshop - Changing around people's heads and putting them in different locations and such. I once put big ricey fog lamps on a pic of the front of my truck, then replaced them with breasts as the conversation degenerated. LOL! I'm easily amused...
Later!
Jeff S.