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Makalu
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Makalu
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I do - but not very much - the square format they use is not great for car pics. Instead I tend to put them up on my own little website - [link=https://jonpearson.wixsite.com/mycarsite]https://jonpearson.wixsite.com/mycarsite[/link].Hinds_911 said:stunning photos, do you post on Instagram.
Makalu said:I do - but not very much - the square format they use is not great for car pics. Instead I tend to put them up on my own little website - [link=https://jonpearson.wixsite.com/mycarsite]https://jonpearson.wixsite.com/mycarsite[/link].Hinds_911 said:stunning photos, do you post on Instagram.
Amazing photos on your website Jon and some fantastic cars too...makes my iPhone photos look very amateur! Ever thought of offering your photographic services at the various PCGB events...sure there would be many owners who would like decent photos of their car(s) for a modest charge.
Makalu said:I do - but not very much - the square format they use is not great for car pics.Hinds_911 said:stunning photos, do you post on Instagram.
I appreciate that this is only a partially helpful answer, but you can post multiple non-square pictures to Instagram, if (IF!) they are all the same aspect ratio.
This does, however, fall apart when you've a mix of portrait and landscape shots, especially of the same car, that you want grouped. Or, if you're me, and have filled too much of the frame with car, and can't then crop to a consistent aspect ratio.
Summary: Instagram is a PITA, for sure.
Nice pictures BTW!
Makalu
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untruenorth said:Makalu said:I do - but not very much - the square format they use is not great for car pics.Hinds_911 said:stunning photos, do you post on Instagram.
I appreciate that this is only a partially helpful answer, but you can post multiple non-square pictures to Instagram, if (IF!) they are all the same aspect ratio.
This does, however, fall apart when you've a mix of portrait and landscape shots, especially of the same car, that you want grouped. Or, if you're me, and have filled too much of the frame with car, and can't then crop to a consistent aspect ratio.
Summary: Instagram is a PITA, for sure.
Nice pictures BTW!
Yes I have tried that - here's one of a Silk Cut Jaguar that I did -> [link=https://www.instagram.com/p/CdBqCAVrw8N/?hl=en]https://www.instagram.com/p/CdBqCAVrw8N/?hl=en[/link]
There are a few others on my page but I really dont like having to scroll through screens to see the full image..
J.
Makalu
PCGB Member
Yes I have thought about doing this - not sure who to ask about it though (I'm not a very 'connected' member). The images I take are quite 'hi-res' so they could be blown up to make pretty large prints if needed - even a full wall covering is possible although that gets pretty pricey.Nick_W said:Makalu said:I do - but not very much - the square format they use is not great for car pics. Instead I tend to put them up on my own little website - [link=https://jonpearson.wixsite.com/mycarsite]https://jonpearson.wixsite.com/mycarsite[/link].Hinds_911 said:stunning photos, do you post on Instagram.
Amazing photos on your website Jon and some fantastic cars too...makes my iPhone photos look very amateur! Ever thought of offering your photographic services at the various PCGB events...sure there would be many owners who would like decent photos of their car(s) for a modest charge.
J.
Makalu said:There are a few others on my page but I really dont like having to scroll through screens to see the full image..
That wasn't quite what I meant, but that doesn't actually matter because HOT DAMN, that Jag picture is superb. Selling my cameras now.
Smurf991ts
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Smurf991ts
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Smurf991ts said:Love your t a gf of mine has a manual one in red. We both use ours as much as feasibly possible and other gfs have 992s. 4 eldest kids are getting too big for the school run but still squeeze them in like sardines. 5th on the way hence will fit a bit better. Quite a bit of carbon as standard on a turbo s so those new carbon wheels should flow nicely with interior. That pic at Topaz where they have been ppfd for me. Brilliant allrounder GT the 991- turbo s in particular is starship fast - love her. Pretty sure mine is the only UK turbo s cab in Gulf
Mine is a manual too. My girls are 26 and 21 now, so getting a bit big to squeeze into the back of my T. ;-) The Turbo S has to be the ultimate GT. And that Gulf Blue is a real classic shade to have chosen! Congrats! :-D
Smurf991ts
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