A Kind Reminder About Car Shows - Camaro5 Chevy Camaro Forum / Camaro ZL1, SS and V6 Forums

theACe · 02-26-2012, 02:09 AM

Hey guy's and gal's, just a little note about car shows.

If you are attending a car show and showing your car, please take off the front license plate off the front of your car, that includes all the brackets and stuff. Yes, I know - there will be holes showing on your front bumper.

Truth is, for Photgraphers and Photoshop'ers it is so much easier and much quicker to simply zap out a few small holes instead of cloning out or removing numbers of a license plate. I know this does not matter to most of you, but I just spend like 2 hours removing license plate numbers off photo's I took at Car's and Coffee.
It is boring, hard to do and takes a long time.

So please guys, think of the people who take pictures at car shows. It helps us help you. You never know when you will find someone on the forum who took pictures of your car at a show, so be kind to us....make our editing a little easier.

The reason why we try to remove license plate numbers is to keep people from finding out your information through searches, it is not always a threat but it is worth it. We like to keep you and your ride safe, it also keeps images looking clean.

It only benefits YOU.

Thank you!

* I am posting this in both the General-Automotive and Photography sub-forums, as it pertains to both equally.

Grimlock · 02-26-2012, 02:19 AM

Props for doing that. Most people leave them in or just blur/block the plate.

*Mindz* · 02-26-2012, 12:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by theACe

Hey guy's and gal's, just a little note about car shows.

If you are attending a car show and showing your car, please take off the front license plate off the front of your car, that includes all the brackets and stuff. Yes, I know - there will be holes showing on your front bumper.

Truth is, for Photgraphers and Photoshop'ers it is so much easier and much quicker to simply zap out a few small holes instead of cloning out or removing numbers of a license plate. I know this does not matter to most of you, but I just spend like 2 hours removing license plate numbers off photo's I took at Car's and Coffee.
It is boring, hard to do and takes a long time.

So please guys, think of the people who take pictures at car shows. It helps us help you. You never know when you will find someone on the forum who took pictures of your car at a show, so be kind to us....make our editing a little easier.

The reason why we try to remove license plate numbers is to keep people from finding out your information through searches, it is not always a threat but it is worth it. We like to keep you and your ride safe, it also keeps images looking clean.

It only benefits YOU.

Thank you!

* I am posting this in both the General-Automotive and Photography sub-forums, as it pertains to both equally.

+1

Unfkwthabl · 02-26-2012, 01:50 PM

I never get why people blur out license plates. Thousands of people see my license plate every day.

02-26-2012, 02:09 AM	#1
theACe Drives: 2011 Mustang Join Date: May 2011 Location: Texas Posts: 94	A Kind Reminder About Car Shows Hey guy's and gal's, just a little note about car shows. If you are attending a car show and showing your car, please take off the front license plate off the front of your car, that includes all the brackets and stuff. Yes, I know - there will be holes showing on your front bumper. Truth is, for Photgraphers and Photoshop'ers it is so much easier and much quicker to simply zap out a few small holes instead of cloning out or removing numbers of a license plate. I know this does not matter to most of you, but I just spend like 2 hours removing license plate numbers off photo's I took at Car's and Coffee. It is boring, hard to do and takes a long time. So please guys, think of the people who take pictures at car shows. It helps us help you. You never know when you will find someone on the forum who took pictures of your car at a show, so be kind to us....make our editing a little easier. The reason why we try to remove license plate numbers is to keep people from finding out your information through searches, it is not always a threat but it is worth it. We like to keep you and your ride safe, it also keeps images looking clean. It only benefits YOU. Thank you! * I am posting this in both the General-Automotive and Photography sub-forums, as it pertains to both equally. __________________ Mustang gone....what next?

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02-26-2012, 02:19 AM	#2
Grimlock dey see me rollin Drives: the magic school bus Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Vault 101 Posts: 823	Props for doing that. Most people leave them in or just blur/block the plate.

02-26-2012, 01:50 PM	#4
Unfkwthabl Drives: 2011 V6 Synergy Green Camaro Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Wood Dale, IL Posts: 248	I never get why people blur out license plates. Thousands of people see my license plate every day.