Close up in shade with flash
For all you Lazer Blue Junkies
It's been a busy day today. It's a hard life being forced to drive the Elise 
Anyway here are some pics:
This one in the shade with no flash
Anyway here are some pics:
This one in the shade with no flash
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Close up in shade without flash
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Back right side view in shade with flash
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Back right side view in shade without flash
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Close up rear left in shade
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Full sun without flash
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Front full sun
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Front top part full sun & part shade
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Side close up full sun
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Side view full sun
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Side view full sun again
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Looking at the photos I would say that the real color is more subtle than is presented here. I think that the fact that most of the photos have the lazer blue color covering >75% gives a more overpowering impression. In reality I think the surrounding environment helps break up the intensity of the color.
I love it !!! The dark blue interior is very subtle and almost black under some light. I think I'm going to keep it.
I love it !!! The dark blue interior is very subtle and almost black under some light. I think I'm going to keep it.
:bow: Great looking car Shag. Thanks for the pics.
It sure looks super without the star shield. (Assumed because I noticed no sign of it on the back of the passenger mirror). It makes me wonder if I did the right thing opting for it.
Are you still considering doing it after market?
How many miles have you put on it so far?
And did you have to clean it up before the photos after your drive?
(And don't forget to let it idle after each drive early on. That seems to be the verdict on how to avoid the stalling problem.)
Thanks for sharing.
Gil
Edit: BTW, your avatar really does match these photos -- in a number of ways!
It sure looks super without the star shield. (Assumed because I noticed no sign of it on the back of the passenger mirror). It makes me wonder if I did the right thing opting for it.
Are you still considering doing it after market?
How many miles have you put on it so far?
And did you have to clean it up before the photos after your drive?
(And don't forget to let it idle after each drive early on. That seems to be the verdict on how to avoid the stalling problem.)
Thanks for sharing.
Gil
Edit: BTW, your avatar really does match these photos -- in a number of ways!
AW - Star shield is on. It's hardly noticeable except really close up, and then only on the front. They did a pretty good job overall. Some of the areas around the front (esp. lights) have larger bare spots than I would have liked, and there are a couple of small areas that have a few bubbles, but thay are basically underneath the front so are only visible when you get real low.Ancient Wedgie said::bow: Great looking car Shag. Thanks for the pics.
It sure looks super without the star shield. (Assumed because I noticed no sign of it on the back of the passenger mirror). It makes me wonder if I did the right thing opting for it.
Gil
The photos are untouched except for resizing. Taken with my pretty old (for a digital) Nikon Coolpix 800
You mean that when you get really close to the front side of the mirrors that you can see that the star shield IS there?
Geesh, I gotta get an older camera.
Geesh, I gotta get an older camera.
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