Cat Cheetah Carbon Bike #2_Max T_2

maxtbicycle says:

Thank you, I love your bikes too.

Posted about 10 years ago

maxtbicycle says:

Hello SpoonRules, I used to be a professional photographer for many years and I spent at least $40,000 for cameras, equipment, studio and accessories. I gave up all together when digital photography was becoming popular. Now, I spent only $500 for a point and shoot camera. All you need to know is iso, shutter speed, aperture and lens. My favorite camera lens brand is Leica, the camera body is not important.

Posted over 10 years ago

maxtbicycle says:

Thank you for your advice. I did not realize that I could do this feature. But I felt it was too late when I received comments and asking for some technical advices, I was hesitating to modify my images. I will post my latest CAT Cheetah bike number 3 after I finish the set up and will share some nice images with bicycle fans.

Posted over 10 years ago

maxtbicycle says:

Thank you for your nice comment on behalf of my bicycle collection. I am retro fan. I would not mind changing components but my heart breaks when I see people cut and drill holes to original bike that has special history.

Posted over 10 years ago

sloman says:

Amen to that. Retro is cool but the past is the past. Embrace the future as you get there.

Posted over 10 years ago

maxtbicycle says:

I took hundreds photos of each bike down to close up details in every corner. I have been extremely busy with work and I have only one day in a week in just a few hours to work on my bikes. I have many beautiful frames I like to finish in as retro as I can. I use point and shoot camera Panasonic Lumix LX3 & LX5, nothing fancy.

Posted over 10 years ago

maxtbicycle says:

Hi Kurzawa, thank you for your nice comment. I should have taken photos of the fork when I assembled the bike. I will take off the fork and take some photos for you, cheer.

Posted over 10 years ago