That blue tends to tone down the contrast with all the black bits > Image Unavailable, Please Login - Derek Photography
Lots of contrast with the black bits sharing space with Azzurro La Plata here > Image Unavailable, Please Login - Derek Photography
Even in the rain testing continues > Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login - Derek Photography
The Spider production is becoming more plentiful > Image Unavailable, Please Login - Derek Photography
I'm surprised by the number of cars with the same wheel spec, I expected more colors on that wheel design to break it up.
The Spider appears straight-forward but it is the coupe with some extra details showing here > Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login - Derek Photography
Many buyers seem to prefer the look of the polished forged wheel. The standard wheel is in the minority. I thought the most eye catching look was the coupe back in post 97 on page 4. The paint looked like Rosso TRS and with those bright gold wheels looks terrific> Image Unavailable, Please Login
The standard wheels look a lot better without the polished/black stuff, that´s overkill for me. Surprised that no one is trying silver.
The 'launch color' Giallo Montecarlo made the paint choice easy for some buyers > Image Unavailable, Please Login
The Verde Toscana continues to attract the Spider buyers but this is for a coupe > Image Unavailable, Please Login - Derek Photography
You bring up an interesting point regarding how colors 'look' in different light and when photographed by different cameras. Some examples below of Verde Toscana the Ferrari launch color > Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login There is quite a range in how the color is perceived.
They saturate this color so much and in some photos it looks almost hunter green or dark green, then back to olive/gold. I have yet to see it in person so I'm curious what it truly looks like.
Yes, what I have is this > simone_masetti_99 (IG) The photographer described the paint color as Marrone but some of people said the color had been manipulated so maybe not an authentic look for Marrone. Hope this helps!
Thanks! The photographer says it's Marrone Metallizzato but that's straight lie... it's closer to Bronzo Cauley (although it's not this one). I remember seeing this color in other cars but can't remember the name, unfortunantely.
There is a similar paint color called Marrone Colorado that was used for this 1973 Ferrari Daytona Spyder. Image Unavailable, Please Login *17013*
