Angel Eyes in my headlights....warning...
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From: Enfield, CT
Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
i havent even uploaded them to PB...i ran out of room on mine and have to find another email address
Seriously..c'mon Pat..let'* get some pics of the angels and NEBF. We know you can do it.
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From: Fitchburg Ma _ToastedRice_
im guessing that most of the glare is caused by the light diffusers built into the lenses, and not just the reflector, that is why that any car on the with either angeleye headlamps or projectors, stock or aftermarket use clear lenses. the light diffusing lines in the lense spread the light around the lense to smooth out the light output and eliminate "hot annd cold" spots
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Originally Posted by toastedoats
im guessing that most of the glare is caused by the light diffusers built into the lenses, and not just the reflector, that is why that any car on the with either angeleye headlamps or projectors, stock or aftermarket use clear lenses. the light diffusing lines in the lense spread the light around the lense to smooth out the light output and eliminate "hot annd cold" spots
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From: Groton, CT _NEBF 05, 06, 07_
Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Enough said. We'd like pics if you can manage. Thanks
well its daytime right now....and well they wont look good right now......tonight...
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Originally Posted by toastedoats
lets see some varied exposure lengths if you could.. anywhere from 1/500 up to 30 sec
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/bpy60543.pdf