No photoshopping
I used my phone camera. I said the photo doesn't do the spot lights justice because the camera doesn't capture all the light, on both the low beam and high beam photos. In the low beam photo there is a large contrast between where there is light and where there is not - hence why it may seem the trees have been photoshopped out. On the high beam photo the light is brighter, wider and longer in reality vs the photo.
I use my high beam often when driving around the suburbs. As such the spot lights now provide much better light when I use high beam. Given the improvement I may now start using high beam even more often. Note: I have the spot lights automatically come on with high beam so no need to use a seperate switch. If you don't use your high beam much today then they may be more a novelty. For me they are not a novelty at all - they are great and I will get lots of use of them
Interested to see the difference. The stock fog lights don't do anything for visibility - I really only use them with my parkers on for the "aesthetics" seeing as all modern cars have DRL's.
