To set the shot up I first put the tripod in the back seat (2 legs in the floor and one on the seat) and pressed the front seats against the legs of the tripod for stability. That didn't give me the location I needed for the view I wanted so I let the seats down in my hatch and set the tripod up in the hatch. Focused on the center of the dash and set the 10 second delay in order to give my hands time to get back to the steering wheel (yes, I myself pressed the shutter while driving...don't have a remote release). This will probably be another stinker but I don't care.
Post processing:
Levels and curves adjustments on each Red, Green, and Blue channels as well as master channel. Adjusted color balance, saturation of individual colors, shadow/highlight adjustments, unsharp mask, and despeckle. Cropped, resized, saved for web.
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I guess if I had a nice luxury car instead of a sport car this one would have turned out better. That's the best I could do with a rough suspension though.
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