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depending on where you find it, ebay has kits with everything for less than 50, other places charge over 150

you might want to get a .3 and .6 to complete the set, you can always stack them all together to combine their effects

You have halogen h1 bulbs now, HIDs use bulbs that have a arc chamber instead of the filament found in halogen bulbs. The ballasts regulate the spark in the arc chamber to make even flicker free light. To initiate that spark the ballast has to draw a large amount of power which can cause fuses...

Ive used it, dont remember the printing/saving situation though. Its useful if you only plan to need access to it once or twice, if you plan to make a habit of needing the materials in the service manual it might be worth getting your hands on a copy through Helms or Ebay

physically possible yes, its just like doing a retro or removing the amber from the turn signals. However the EL wire is not bright enough to be very visible in daylight

you would want to get a plug n play hid kit with h1 bulbs for the low beams and a relay harness for a 9006 setup so it plugs into your car's electrical system unless you wanted to swap the halogen projectors for HID ones, that would be a far more involved process

probably need to stack another ND filter on there to stop it down further, how many stops is your current one?

its not about the closeness of the crop, its where you put the subject in the frame, the point that is most in focus in shallow DOF shots its mostly about following and occasionally breaking the rule of thirds http://digital-photography-school.com/rule-of-thirds

with a nikon i believe its buried in a menu even in manual mode, but dentrecords shoots Nikon and would know better than me, im a Canon guy

are there formal plans for tomorrow? Ill drive down if someone can tell me when and where to be and some idea whats going on

VT Campus, Torgerson Bridge at night Rented a lens for my brother's college graduation, canon 100-400 L, the thing takes great pictures

While this charlotte go karts idea sounds like a blast, ill be starting my summer research work soon and so i wont be able to make a trip down for another meet till classes resume in september

I have a couple of great photography books on my shelf that i recommend all the time Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson The Digital Photography Book by Scott Kelby The Complete Guide to Night and Low Light Photography by Michael Freeman

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if youre planning to drag the shutter and get the whole soft water look, definitely need the tripod if you just want to shoot the sunrise handheld will probably be fine. the usual take the iso to 100, adjust aperture to get the depth of field you want and adjust shutter to expose properly

when ive tried to take pictures like that i end up stacking a ND8 and a ND4, set the iso to 100, and close down the fstop as high as i can

if you upload your pictures to sites like photobucket or flickr instead of facebook the camera settings should be embedded and not cleared out. Facebook does all kinds of nasty compression and strips exif data. The data should still be intact on your original files and you can view them in the...

Im sure CBIs are great, but theres no way im spending that much on bulbs. You wouldnt be able to use them without a retro, you need to get rebased bulbs to 9006 for pnp HIDs

Webby, if that was one of the TSXs i had my hands on youve got first gen TSXs, it sounds like Nomar has second gens

yea i guess it is like a break in period, its roughly 150 hours of use, almost all bulbs do it the exception being phillips 81522+ bulbs which stay at 4300k. Ebay bulbs almost always colorshift more than oem bulbs, i had ebay 4300k bulbs that colorshifted pink/purple by the time i got rid of...