Take your best shot- Your best photo of your 308 or 328

Oengus, man that blue is gorgeous! Any more pictures? I love it!!!

 

Here’s a few Dennis from the previous owner
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Expecting snow in Indy so I thought I'd post some pics from summer...

 

beautiful

 

Now it's tucked away for the winter (unless we get a decent mild day, in which case I may have to take it out for a spin!). Speaking of which, I don't like my car cover because now I can't look at my car! But I guess it serves its purpose...
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I don't cover mine for that very reason.

 

Took a ride early morning before the snow. My first ice shot.

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Love it! 3 C degrees here. And you are pushing me to take her out once more for the very very final spin

 

These cars love cool/cold air

 

Thanks guys. One more angle, this time with a fake sky dropped in. Of course still getting that low resolution look on this site.

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Did you try Booker's procedure? It works, but I have yet to find out, why some pictures are cropped on my Ipad, but not on my Notebook and Desktop-display.

Best from Germany
Martin

 

Thanks guys. One more angle, this time with a fake sky dropped in. Of course still getting that low resolution look on t

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No, couldn't figure that out in the time I had.

 

Same image inserted from a gallery. It's larger in dimension than the previous even though it's the same file.

 

One more test image inserted from the "Gallery"

1214 x 8090 pixels as exported from my Mac.

Clicking and expanding the images looks very good, very clean!!!!!

 

Indeed! all naturally aspirated love cold air.
Due to thermodinamic laws, the bigger the temperature diference between hot engine and air the better the performance will be

 

With the depth of field etc. it almost looks like a staged model car.

 

You are right. It's weird looking. A combination of the icy pavement and the ominous sky perhaps.
Checking the camera specs: iso 200, 50mm prime, f 1/4, shutter 1/360 and Leica glass. I try to shoot wide open, especially since it was a very dark day.
Still learning this camera. Off to Leica school next month and trying to improve.

 

Eventually I managed the picture to fit also on an Ipad. No clue, why it got cropped after Media insertion like booker teached me. Only two white bars on top and below of the picture made it fit on my Ipad without cropping the rear of the car.

Still one of my favourites. Though years old. A scanned 7x9" print shot by a professional photographer on Germany's Formula 1 track in Hockenheim.

Best from Germany
Martin

 

Picture dimensions are most likely too big for the iPad's mobile browser. When you rotate the ipad to landscape, does the photo fit?

 

I use my Ipad 90% in landscape mode. No, it doesn't fit. (native iOS-Safari)
I tried the pic above with Archer's pixel dimensions. Rear was cropped. Only with the trick of two white bars on top and below it shows full content.

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Martin

 

Testing this.

 

I have noticed if you export from photos images can sometimes be cropped on the right margin. It might be a program bug.

 

My picture I imported from my Windows notebook with the very same pixel dimensions you mentioned in a your post above.
It was perfect on my desktop or notebook wide display (WUXGA) but not on the Ipad.
You are probably correct regarding program bug.

Best from Germany
Martin

 

Nice pic