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Here's a local news article on the video I took pictures from. The article includes a short interview with the director of the video. http://www.ksl.com/?sid=29921976&nid=1017&title=have-you-seen-this-aerobic-dance-battle

Those were the only two changes made. They removed the pony, added the snake, and an intercooler. Otherwise the car is the same. If Ford were to do a Super Snake you can bet that the entire clip would be different from a GT. The GT500s were. Oh and I guess they brightened it up a bit. I...

No, it was filmed for Ford. I was there on set and shot the behind the scenes photos posted here back in March. It was shot in Payson and Provo, Utah.

They did have the sense to keep the mark on it. But it has sense gone around and others have taken it off. They didn't really do anything worth while on it except for stick on a logo. That is serious about all they did to it. Since then I've seen some with the background completely replaced...

It was probably the best angle I could get and really show how three dimensional the lights really are. The whole car is very chiseled like that all around and isn't as simple as it looks.

Yes. I'm not with anyone big and we don't get invited to these but that is how it works. I'm with a small, regionally based website. We cover local racing more than anything but once in a while get our hands on new cars and we do cover industry news. I'm still a student for now who is trying...

I've never heard of them doing that at press days. Magazines will usually do that in their own full blown tests. A good example of this is MotorTrend recently compared the Camaro Z28 to the GT-R. On their own accord.

lol the gaps look wide enough to not be to bad... Maybe... lol

All they did to that photo was add the intercooler through the grill and the emblem. Other than that there is absolutely no changes made to that photo. i should know, I took it. I didn't photoshop it though. That open grille is the same size as the normal grille. American Muscle is who...

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You are bang on. As someone in the industry the manufacturer will invite all the big media outlets to a preview test, likely at a track, and they will all spend a couple days with press cars. They will all get roughly 20-30 min of track time between all of them and then get some local canyon...

My favorite detail is the VERY 3D taillights.

It does sound too quiet and a little too raspy in person imo. Sounds fine but its begging for something better.

That was ridiculous. I bet this is the same car that I shot in Utah last month.

Probably the same car but that is a different shoot. The one I was on was in Utah not LA

I guess I never introduced myself. I'm Chance Hales. I am currently a full time student at Utah Valley University where I am studying journalism. I am also a freelance automotive photographer and previously worked for Kirkham Motorsports, the Cobra replica builder. I own two Mustangs, a 1967...

Not gunna lie. Those would look sweet! Especially if the car was dropped a bit.

Thanks. I'm glad you like them!

No worries man. Occupational hazard. lol

Thanks for complementing my photo. As the photographer of it I would really rather they don't get photoshopped but I also understand that it is inevitable... :frusty: