fcancer

I believe its just the angle (and or, the flash) that makes it look like that.
I dont see it ,but someone else said the same thing so I went out and checked and they are the same ,,, which I didnt know weather they were 2.0 or 3.0 so I went through my old emails,,,they are Apollo 2.0 and another thing I found out is these thing cost DOUBLE what I'm asking for them

fcancer

i dont know what truck mike has ,and I'm not sure what mike is talking about when you say there is one set that is clear and one that is red?
The only picture that could possibly be wrong is the 4th pic,(but I'm pretty sure its my truck because the license plate is yellow).
What pictures show clear and which show red?

brianw0048

iTrader: (1)

2nd post. There are 2 pics on the bench with orange reflectors, then the next two pics show clear reflectors. I'm assuming the clear are the ones you have on the truck now, hence the reason for selling the ones with the orange reflectors. Just trying to clear things up....

fcancer

I got it now, sorry about that.Yes those are the second set.
I love the white reflectors on a white truck . I just went through my pictures and pulled the wrong ones . So sorry
I'm now seeing where the apollo 2 and 3 comments come from. Duh
Sorry for the confusion

Sheff56

You could paint 'em

MT-Ford

Great picture! I'm going to list mine in the near future, but can't seem to get a picture without light reflecting on the lens.

fcancer

Did you Turn the Flash off?

MT-Ford

I've tried with and without the flash.

wmasmith

iTrader: (1)

Try it on an overcast day. You want diffused light. Those smoked white or silver panels bounced off a white wall is what I used to do when taking shots of small models and stuff. Try playing around with the shutter speed but no flash is really needed.

fcancer

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