Elling (2001)




* 1998 Audi A6 Avant C5




* 1990 BMW 3 [E36]




* 1981 BMW 5 [E28]




**** 1958 Buick Century Hardtop




* 1991 Chrysler Voyager




* 1991 Citroën ZX




* Citroën 2CV




* Ford(D) Courier MkI




*** 1982 Ford(D) Sierra Turnier




* 1978 Mercedes-Benz [S123]




* 1995 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter [T1N]




* 2000 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter [T1N]




* 1996 Mercedes-Benz Vito [W638]




* 1995 Mercedes-Benz E-Class [W210]




* 1993 Mitsubishi Space Wagon




* 1995 Nissan Patrol




* 1996 Skoda Octavia I




* 1996 Toyota Camry




* 1993 Volvo 945




* 1998 Volkswagen New Beetle [9C]




* 1991 Volkswagen Golf III [1H]




* 1982 Volkswagen Passat B2 [32B]

Thanks!
Maybe you could upload a new picture of the Nissan Sierra Patrol...

http://www.imcdb.org/movie_279064-Elling.html

Thank you for listing!
The close-up of the Sierra is already the best view of the Patrol...

Aha, now I see...

http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_54689-Nissan-Patrol-1995.html

Tönz >> picture file size is a little big, for future contributions it would be nice if you could compress them a little more (25% compression or 75% quality, depending on the program)

It's 75% @ photosh°p. But I'm welcome to improve it. You got a favorite file size?

Photoshop often does big files. Do you use Save As or the "Save for web" (or something like that).
I think that the second one is better for smaller files.

On the two first pics of the page, using Paint Shop Pro, I get 41 KB & 44 KB instead of 69 KB & 76 KB.
So a size around 45-50 would be good, above 55 it becomes a little big for the average compression rate that we use (well I hope that all the others admins also compress well, I should sometimes check if they do not make too big files )
Of course, these numbers are for these two pics. A picture with lots of details (typically: trees in background) or a bigger picture (in width or height) will take more space. Dark pictures or small pictures will take less space.

Okay, thank you. I use "Save for web" and will attend to file size in future. The quality of those screenshots isn't high-end anyway.