[ATTENTION] FABO Needs Hi Res Photos of your Mopar!

[Joeychgo]

Hey Guys ---

I am currently putting together some things I haven't done before and I need help from the FABO Membership.

We're going to be a featured article in a Mopar magazine soon, and I am going to be placing ads in a magazine or two as well in order to drive membership on our sites a bit.

As part of all this, I wanted to feature a few photos of cars actually owned by our members.

So, I need to ask for High Res photos of your cars. One or more of the cars will be part of the magazine article and ad design.

So, if you have a high quality, high res photo of your car, that you think will look good in a magazine, please post the photo here and help us out, not to mention getting your car in a magazine!

 

[66fyssh]

I'm in. Is it OK to have a person in the car?

 

[QuintinMotorCompany]

Hi Joey.. I have a couple.. They are to big top post here I think.. Can I send them to a email?

 

[QuintinMotorCompany]

pics

 

[diymirage]

I'm in. Is it OK to have a person in the car?

depends, is she cute?

 

[lou3500]

Best one i have on this lap top my PC is down!!!

 

[mguner]

1075 X 675 or you want bigger?

 

[rmchrgr]

How about this? File is only 2.7 megs, not real big but better than a regular web image. You would have to download the file onto a drive and send it to whoever is doing the ad.

It will be tough to upload a real 'hi res' image, they're usually too large of a file.

Ask them what dpi they need, usually 300. jpg file format will get converted into another file type for output and jpg is generally for lo-res representations.

Images copied from the web are usually no good because the files are lo-res, like 72 dpi or screen resolution. You can't just enlarge a file either, the native file has to be taken in a hi-res format. If you stretch the file, there is still not enough information in the file.

Used to be a printer, lo-res files drove me nuts.

 

[QuintinMotorCompany]

How about this? File is only 2.7 megs, not real big but better than a regular web image. You would have to download the file onto a drive and send it to whoever is doing the ad.

It will be tough to upload a real 'hi res' image, they're usually too large of a file.

Ask them what dpi they need, usually 300. jpg file format will get converted into another file type for output and jpg is generally for lo-res representations.

Images copied from the web are usually no good because the files are lo-res, like 72 dpi or screen resolution.

Used to be a printer, lo-res files drove me nuts.

Yes the photos I posted are Hi-Res and are VERY detailed and clear but they wont upload in stock form

 

[999yards]

1966

 

[Snake]

Best I can do

 

[Snake]

Well I could not resist my car is a pic *****.

 

[WildCat]

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actually this shot I took but it was the setting when Randy Bolig took the picture that was in Mopar Muscle in 2012 December issue

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taken the same day. 1st one was right after I got done cleaning the car and stopped for a few shots before meeting Randy for the official photo shoot

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I have some other really good shots of high resolution, but how to post the big pictures? do they need to be done in a photo sight then link to the site?

I don't know how to do it

 

[Purple Haze]

The Haze

 

[Purple Haze]

one more

 

[Purple Haze]

Again

 

[nwdart]

Here is a pic of my challenger, I have darts, valiant, cuda 37 Plymouth and a100 but the black beauty is the nicest.

 

[abodyjoe]

will a high res picture load here? i can email high res ones.

 

[abodyjoe]

..... looks like the forum shrinks the picture..

 

[abodyjoe]

 

[dcam57]

View attachment IMG_0376.jpgHere's a couple of shots of mine.

 

[KnuckleDuster]

 

[69_340_GTS]

 

[1969383S]

OK

A Fly's View Inside

Front

Cloudy Day B7 changes look.

 

[gdrill]

You didn't say it had to be a really nice car!!! So I'll just sneak Rex in here. :glasses7: