so I decided to move my lights around. I took off the 2 4" fuegos from on top and moved the2 6" HID prerunners up. Also I changed the lenses out from amber to clear. Down low I put on 2 8" lapaz floods. After checking out Matts night shots I'm going to do the same tonite. What do you think.
Very nice, I am working on a new light bar for my new platform up top.
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anxiously awaiting these night time pics!!!!!
So here they are. Like Matt said in his thread the camera takes away alot of the perifreal(sp) light. the 1st is headlights, 2nd roof lights added, 3rd adding bumper. 4th just HID's. the addition off lights is weird how it reads. the roof rack lights before the bumper lights seem brighter.
The HID's are a much whiter light. might have to work on the adj. of all the light to get a broader pattern. the pencil beams to wash out the floods.
Looks good man. Kind of sucks how the camera takes away from the brighter light huh? lol
I would definitely spread out your beams a bit.... seems like they're all a bit to centrally focused.
Yeah I agree, I'm going to do that tomorrow and reshoot it. the pencils seem so bright they cancel out the floods when they're all on together. Maybe try photographing from outside the vehicle.
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