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I looked into making my own setup and then went to look at an ARB slide. My opinion- just buy the slide and be done with it. I bolted mine into the bed, ran power to the sidewall, and called it done. Everything works as it should and when you consider cost of metal, quality paint or powder coat...

If I have been there before or done a lot of research on the location my shots are visualized. If not I try to arrive early and scout the location before prime light. I have learned though that I need to plan better in terms of not only seasons and weather conditions but also the angle paths...

I just mounted my RTT on my ARE shell this past Friday. After talking with the mfg and the local dealer I was concerned with mounting directly to the shell. I chose to enlist the help of my friend and we built an internal cage in the truck bed. The cage has support mounts which match up to the...

How about you make something top secret for a 1st Gen Tundra??? Or a snorkel to fit.:snorkel:

I wanted to make it up there on my trip a year ago. Looks like I will have to spend time there next time I am in Northern CA.

Nice work. Wish there was more out there for 1st Gen Tundra's as well.

My 'rig' for my last trip including 40 miles of dirt road to reach the Ancient Bristle-cone Forest. :victory:

Just did a 10 day 2500+ mile road trip with my son. Ziplining at Yosemite Zipline in Mariposa California Mountain Biking at Mammoth Hanging among giants in Sequoia National Park Playing in the river at Kings Canyon National Park Visited Sportsmobile West Working on being better than...

Got a few more shots processed from my last trip. Seems all the best shots were from one location. Mono Lake One from Bristlecone

Thanks Brad- It wont take too long- lighting wasn't that good for most of the trip. Only a handful of good shots. My son was using a DSLR on this trip too. I'll post some of his shots once he gets them edited.

Couple other shots from this past week.

Sweet truck!

Just returned from a 10 day 2538 mile adventure with my son. Here are a few shots I have worked today.

I didn't write it down. Red was probably +18 on luminance. You can increase saturation on blue, green, and magenta in this image. There is truth in this statement but it also varies dependent on your vision and post process. Grey cards work great if shooting multiple shots in same...

I think it looks better but I would go even further on the luminance. Below is your original and an edited version. Obviously you can get better results with the full size file but it gives you an idea. This of course is just my preference on skin tones without getting into smoothing, noise or...

John and Clark -nice fireworks shots! Brad- I was watching tv last night and thought about dragging the camera out just for fun. It would have been fun explaining how I got ground and aerial shots. :sombrero:

Brad- quick tip for skin tones. In LR or PS increase the luminance on orange and red. Increase saturation on green and blue - and you should end up with some more pleasing skin tones.

Yes- back seat is not a comfortable seat by any means. Luckily it is only me and my son so the backseat is usually in the up position and I have my camera gear along the floor board. Crew cab would have been nice but also adds a bit of length which would make it very difficult to get to some...

Thanks Derek. Still have the over cab rack to build as well as front and rear bumpers before it is complete.