Another Viper

[groovyone]

Thanks for the intel! Keep up the killer work.

[d4fotografix]

Originally Posted by groovyone

Thanks for the intel! Keep up the killer work.

Thanks! Let me know if you have any more questions.

[PhotoByLeal]

Originally Posted by d4fotografix

Yep. This is the low-res original on the red one:


https://sites.google.com/a/d4fotogra...iper_JT010.jpg

You can see it needed a little work.

sweet, what shutter speed and f-stop did you shoot this?

thanks....

[d4fotografix]

Originally Posted by PhotoByLeal

sweet, what shutter speed and f-stop did you shoot this?

thanks....

f/8, 4 sec. exposure

[groovyone]

Originally Posted by d4fotografix

f/8, 4 sec. exposure

Man, that must be one stable boom!

[d4fotografix]

Originally Posted by groovyone

Man, that must be one stable boom!

I guess so. The car was only going 1 or 2 MPH. It was kinda windy, though.

[groovyone]

Really? Remarkable. I would have guessed 25 or so.

[d4fotografix]

Originally Posted by groovyone

Really? Remarkable. I would have guessed 25 or so.

It's in nuetral and being pushed from the other side.

[tukaniray]

Welded the couplings huh ... hmm. I have a similar setup. Did you use the Electrical Conduit as well?

And size is your piping? Mine is 1.5in and it's a bit wobbly ... but I guess with practice you find away around it.

Back to the photo ... very sweet. Did you add the sunset?

-Ray-

[d4fotografix]

Originally Posted by tukaniray

Welded the couplings huh ... hmm. I have a similar setup. Did you use the Electrical Conduit as well?

And size is your piping? Mine is 1.5in and it's a bit wobbly ... but I guess with practice you find away around it.

Back to the photo ... very sweet. Did you add the sunset?

-Ray-

2" OD Aluminum (2" Rollease Tubing from av-outlet.com). I chose this because I wanted thin-walled tubing that was also very rigid.

Couplings are 2"ID aluminum tubing from speedymetals.com. The couplings are welded to one section and clamped to the other.

The main tubing had to be shaved off on the end a fraction of an inch to get the couplings to slide over it.

There are 3 - 4 foot sections. I found adding the cable helped a lot with the flex. Yes I added the sunset. You can see in the previous post that the sky was not too interesting that day.

[tukaniray]

Nice job with the cable. Might have to add that now.

Thanks for the run down. 2" huh, hmm.

Nice job again on the photo.

-Ray-

[tml]

Originally Posted by d4fotografix

https://sites.google.com/a/d4fotogra.../Viper_JT1.png

It's for sale. First 37K gets it!

- Jim
d4|foto|grafix

Well-executed photo of a beautiful car. Is it for sale for real? If yes, pm me info.

[d4fotografix]

Originally Posted by tml

Well-executed photo of a beautiful car. Is it for sale for real? If yes, pm me info.

Yes. And you have been PM'd.

[dmarty78]

Nice work Jim!

[d4fotografix]

Originally Posted by dmarty78

Nice work Jim!

Thanks, Dale!

The guy with black Viper just got his new license plates. They say "GOTHAM".