Mickle

Well there's a strap at the front and probably even more at the rear. That's a big roller as well

Cool!

[Edited by Mickle - 9/5/2003 5:06:02 PM]

dhorwich

are Porsche's rear wheel drive or 4wd. i.e if its RWD the front wheels would not be moving on the rolling road..

Dan

[Edited by dhorwich - 9/5/2003 6:59:58 PM]

cube

Ex-Pug, The more I look at it the less it looks authentic. And I know the kind of effects Avi is capable off, a genius with PS. I take your point about the shutter speed etc, but look closely at the writing on the centre cap is clearly visable, not speed blurred like the spokes, and surely the tread blocks along the bottom edge of the tyre would exhibit some blurring also, but they don't not even slightly. The wheel centre doesn't appear central to the hub. The wheel to me does not seem to fill the wheel arch sufficiently. I'm not convinced

Cube.

[Edited by cube - 9/6/2003 4:12:00 PM]

Avi

Cool Photo

ozzy

very photo

damian666

As pointed out by a collegue - How does it stay on the rollers

Damo

cube

Something fishy about that photo, I smell photoshop
Can I see the tread blocks on the edge of the tyre?

Nice job tho Avi.

Cube.

StickyMicky

ive had people take fotos of my car at 70mph and it looks like my wheels are compleatly still, this was with a digital camera

Avi

depend on the speed of the shutter tho

Creepy

That's the new cigarette lighter in the GT3....

StickyMicky

how do u know there not testing the brakes

dhorwich

good point, suppose the rolling road type thing could be spinning the wheels...

Dan

Gav

porche do rear wheel and 4 wheel drive mate

gav..

Davey P

iTrader: (1)

That looks well cool

whiteknight

it must be a rear wheel drive with the roller doing the work, cause wheres the driver? unless left hand drive?

Looks cool anyway!

yoza

Oh no !

Neon disc lights, whatever next.

Ex_Pug

Cube, I think the picture was taken with a flash and a slow shutter speed, giving a sharp image of the tyre tread and alloy, whilst also making the alloy look see through, and a general impression of movement.