The light is fantastic and because I got the projector houseing the light is cut off very sharply as to not interfere with on coming traffic. If you put HID in the reflector housing the scattered light would be dangerous to on coming traffic. I have not really been able to test the high beams thoroughly, but from my initial test the are very bright and run with low beams simultaneously.

 

First time I've heard of that, HDR, well it looks awesome.

 

that is crazy clear. nice pics!

 

Pro level equipment. Definitely tack sharp. Nice!!

 

You had to have used a tripod....right?

 

Thanks everyone for the kind words. Here is a link to some other HDR shots I took of cars.

HDR Photos

 

Those are some awesome photos! Look amazing.

 

i can't believe how clear and detailed those pics are. so awesome!

 

 

This thread cracks me up. Everyone is more interested in your camera and equipment you've used. However very little interest in your lights.

BTW, just purchased the lights. $259 is not a bad price.

Great looking pictures...

 

Any pics of the lights on? How about a night shot or two?

 

Great HDR shots! Nice gear too! I shoot w/ a Canon 1DmkIV.

 

OK, now that you have my attention with a serious camera, I'm very impressed. No wonder you got the photographic results that you did.

Next question...a repeat of one that has already been posted...how is the performance and light pattern? Do you get people flashing at you because of the intensity?...and how are the HID's compared to the stock set-up? Your answers will probably prompt more questions, but lets go with those for now.

 

The HID far outperforms the stock lights. I used a projector housing that cuts of the light very sharply so not to interfere with on coming traffic. To do an HID upgrade with out the projectors would scatter the light and be dangerous to on coming traffic.

 

Sorry i meant to ask what bulb type number came in the new lights you have? Trying to look up HID's for them. Got any sand toys see you took pics at the dunes!