X2. :thumbsup:

Nice. I have a Kimber Tactical Pro II. The Kimber magazines suck. Nothing but failure to feed problems if you ran more than a mag through the gun in any one sitting. Bought a couple magazines and I've never had a failure to feed since.

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-Y...o/DSC04424.JPG

Someone looks sleepy...

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-7...o/DSC04425.JPG

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-Y...o/DSC04419.JPG

Another spring Blue Bird

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-B...o/DSC04430.JPG

I have a Wilson and a Kimber --- and use Wilson and Kimber Mag Pro magazines in both and have never had failure to feed issues.

Sieg, could you help me, a couple years ago Scott (XcYZ) posted a picture of his camaro in his garage with the lights off, but used single light showing just a highlight of the car and a dark back ground.
Any help with the picture and a procedure on how to do this wuold be great. Thanks!

Mike

Back when we used to produce catalogs for sales materials - our pro photographer called that "Painting with light". Why not ask Scott directly?

Hopefully Scott (the real photog) will chime in!

As I recall he set up his camera on a tripod and used a light shielded with a shoebox or similar, set the camera on bulb (shutter open) and painted the car with the light. I've been wanting to experiment with light painting ever since I saw that image and have yet to dedicate the time. I've only done it once with a small penlight and the results were impressive for a first attempt.

Another guy to contact about that technique here might be MaxHarvard(Eric) and you can see similar shots in his Blue Hour thread, one such image was used in the Camaro Performers spread on his '68... from memory I would say October 13 CP issue or so

Here is the pic. One of my all time favorites. I would love to understand how to do it also.

http://i855.photobucket.com/albums/a...e23e487384.jpg

you guys are awesome so....

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