Ruddles
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Classic Car detailing with a 1930's Jensen
Ruddles replied to Envy Valeting's topic in Car Detailing
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Newbie With UY GT4 Saying Hello........
Ruddles replied to p4ulk's topic in Introductions & Welcome Messages
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Hello all! New member looking for my first Zed!
Ruddles replied to RF1's topic in Introductions & Welcome Messages
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Another newbie - with questions
Ruddles replied to B16REE's topic in Introductions & Welcome Messages
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Very smart!
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Smart!! ...wheels are crying "clean me!!"
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Latest HDR attempt, Lightroom then CS4 again. Taken at ISO 100 on 01/05/10 after a good 3 hour clean!
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Smooth!
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to the forum! I do 10 miles a day for 5 days, 10-40 miles on the weekends and it's costing me anywhere between £30-£60. Hope that helps slightly!
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Try this on for size!
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Possible Z owner coming from e36 Evo
Ruddles replied to gavsw20's topic in Introductions & Welcome Messages
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Nice car!!
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Silver 350z and as the title says ending 'CRJ' spotted southbound on the M5 just below the M42.
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Black Zed heading southbound on the M5 just below M42, reg. plate W4DSLEY (or something like that )
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Azure blue 350z spotted at the 'Derby in bloom' flower sign around 8-8.30am 30.04.10
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GT coupe all the way!!
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Brilliant!!!
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Potentially a 350z owner! Watch this space!!!
Ruddles replied to Lyndsss82's topic in Introductions & Welcome Messages
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Lookin' clean! Best colour!
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You'll need to take multiple shots of a certain item /object, I usually do about 7 shots. Keep the camera on a tripod or if you don't have a tripod balance the camera on a wall (just make sure it doesn't move ). Take one shot at 1/40, one shot at 1/60 and so forth until about 1/250, import these into your PC and onto Photoshop then 'File' -> 'Automate' -> 'Merge to HDR', select your photo set and 'OK'. Once Photoshop has finished combining it will give you a final say before you Merge all photos, fine tune if needs be and 'OK'. Once this is doen you will have one HDR image ready for editing.