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How were these captures made? The colors look a little weird, are these photos taken from a TV/screen?
They also seem sometimes cut from a larger scene. Note that the pictures that we usually make are whole movie frame, to show what is around the car, also to prevent too background cars from appearing as if they were well visible on the screen.
e.g. for the Dodge Coronet, which is already listed:
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_98922-Dodge-Coronet-1971.html
Some of your pics are clearly small shots enlarged (i.e. cars that were far), and so which are actually not worth listing, like the 223->229.
This movie was processed by Sixcyl who already puts too much background cars, so I do not see how 250 cars could have been missed and worth listing.
Also, you should compress the pictures a little more, the pics seem rather big.
How were these captures made? The colors look a little weird, are these photos taken from a TV/screen?
They also seem sometimes cut from a larger scene. Note that the pictures that we usually make are whole movie frame, to show what is around the car, also to prevent too background cars from appearing as if they were well visible on the screen.
e.g. for the Dodge Coronet, which is already listed:
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_98922-Dodge-Coronet-1971.html
Some of your pics are clearly small shots enlarged (i.e. cars that were far), and so which are actually not worth listing, like the 223->229.
This movie was processed by Sixcyl who already puts too much background cars, so I do not see how 250 cars could have been missed and worth listing.
Also, you should compress the pictures a little more, the pics seem rather big.