New RED Neon UB Pix...BADASS!!

Hey I got some new neon pix. These were taken with a tri-pod at dusk with the shutter speed adjusted so that they were true to life. They were taken on a shiny balcktop parking lot...cool glowing affect. Oh by the way ...the last pic was slighlty over exposed. Thanks everybody for telling me how to get these pix right.

That looks terrific... u r pimpin' now!!!

damn that is bright

looks awesome!!! much much much better

yea man it looks great

Looks awesome Alberto! You know what would look good is maybe some white strobes in your wheel wells and some whelens in your headlights and taillights Keep up the good work on your ride.

that looks pretty damn good.

Very very nice

ohh i for got one thing....did you take those pics with that sony cam you used last time..if so how the hell do you adjust the shutter speed because i always thought there wasnt one

damn, that kit is brighter than i thought......loox great dood, as soon as i buy a tripod today im gonna get some good pics of the fusion kit

Hey VICE...In order to adjust the shutter speed you have to put the camera setting dial on SCN. After you do that hit the MENU button and select SCN and there are three pictures...a moon(no flash), a person next to a moon(has flash), and a mountain. Choose the picture of the moon (no flash). Shutter speed adjusts itself but it definately lets in more light. You have to use discretion on whether the pix are over exposed or not. If you look at my pix again you will see that the last one is over exposed. Hope this helps.

for shutter speed 1/100 is slower then 1/60 right? I have a jvc gr-DVL817 digital video camera if that help.

no, 1/100 would be faster than 1/60...thats 1/100th of a second compared to 1/60th of a second...1/100th is a shorter amount of time

ok thanks

CRAZZY_AL wrote:

Hey VICE...In order to adjust the shutter speed you have to put the camera setting dial on SCN. After you do that hit the MENU button and select SCN and there are three pictures...a moon(no flash), a person next to a moon(has flash), and a mountain. Choose the picture of the moon (no flash). Shutter speed adjusts itself but it definately lets in more light. You have to use discretion on whether the pix are over exposed or not. If you look at my pix again you will see that the last one is over exposed. Hope this helps.

dude..you are my hero..lol....i thought i would have to shell out like $500 for a new digi cam....but i will take some new pics tonight and test that out....thanks alot man...

EDIT:i just tested it with the aqua UB under my bed....it totally works....hell yea..my very bad day just turned into a good day....woohoooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Those pics look alot better, they really show the glow.

Glad I could be of assistance but uhhhhhhhh...got any of those new pix VICE. I'd like to see how it turned out for you.

i didnt upload the pic of the UB under my bed...but it will be getting dark soon and i'll go take pics again

ok i took some new ones...they look alot better than the ones i took the other night....but now i have to get a tri-pod because they are blurry but until then these will do..now they look alittle closer to how it really looks..also isnt it funny how the front air damn makes the light just stop in a perfectly straight line

AQUA


BLUE(looks not as bright because the headlights were on,they are the new PG bulbs that the group buy was about)


GREEN


PURPLE


RED


WHITE(looks more white inperson,pics make it look purple)


YELLOW(i call it amber)

Ok after i get new subs and get the money I'm getting that kit. how strong are the tubes because i go on gravel some time and i don't want to buy a new tube every time i go in gravel. what i think i might do is get some 1/8 lexan(i think that is how you spell it) or something like that and put it over the tubes to stop rocks

I think it is more durable than the SG GS kit because even if the tube cracks, the LEDs should still light up whereas with the GS kit, any little bump can break it.

Getting a long strip of lexan would not be a bad idea. Try getting those corner protectors for the corners of walls... They are cheap and should work just fine.

they seem pretty damn durable to me. i've been drivng around my town with them on for about a month or two with no problems...and let me tell you, my town is bummpy and hilly as hell (phil knows what i'm talking about)

i drive up and down my hill at least 2-4 times a day going like 40 too

ahaha they do take a beating and they hold up really well...