Minnesota Focus Owners Club

Good times, good times.

I'm definately in for next year again!

Nice pics, That new STI looks like ass painted white though.

I saw a black one with dark wheels the other day and that thing was smoking hot, whites not working. At all.

fun fun fun....must go to HIN!!!!

FORDSVTPARTS wrote:Nice pics, That new STI looks like ass painted white though.

I saw a black one with dark wheels the other day and that thing was smoking hot, whites not working. At all.

Funny, I thought the opposite...

forgot this pic

nice..did you just put the black eyed headlights? dont recall seeing it at Nils grad party...

Y2k wrote:nice..did you just put the black eyed headlights? dont recall seeing it at Nils grad party...

Yeah, tho$e 2re h1s ew eyelids...I think you 4ad vinyl ones before did'nt you Kev?

Nice pics Kevin, can you manually set your iso on your camera? That would help you out considerably when you're in the dark like that w/out tripod

Redlineracer12 wrote:Nice pics Kevin, can you manually set your iso on your camera? That would help you out considerably when you're in the dark like that w/out tripod

yeah jeez. but that blury pic of the skirts liftin skirts was better blury, that blonde was a hansome man of a woman.

Looked like a good time.

Tony I did set my ISO down as much as I could. Yorik, yea I did add black housing headlights, and a set of new eyelids.

Sucka612 wrote:Tony I did set my ISO down as much as I could. Yorik, yea I did add black housing headlights, and a set of new eyelids.

When you have good lighting or a tripod you should have the ISO as low as possible, but when you're in the dark like at this show you can turn it up a little to get faster shutter speeds. The pics will be slightly more grainy the higher you go, but better grainy than blurry

Redlineracer12 wrote:

Sucka612 wrote:Tony I did set my ISO down as much as I could. Yorik, yea I did add black housing headlights, and a set of new eyelids.

When you have good lighting or a tripod you should have the ISO as low as possible, but when you're in the dark like at this show you can turn it up a little to get faster shutter speeds. The pics will be slightly more grainy the higher you go, but better grainy than blurry

Gotcha, I was trying to avoid grainy pics, but I'll go the other route next time, thanks Tony