Project Capella (Lian Li PC-P50R)

[Kibbler]

Nice work there Kibbler, the more I look at this case the more I like it, the way it has been put together it really look high quality.
I will be looking at this too, AquaComputer inline temp sensor, interesting.

Thanks tiger. I too am liking this case. There are only a few areas I find unnecessary or...what's the right word...limiting? No that's too strong. Je ne sais quoi. Requires more planning to fit everything exactly right, that's it. But there is no single element that I can call a truly boneheaded design mistake. And that's a rarity in computer cases I'm afraid.

LOL, how the hell in gods name do they missend to thailand..

You got me pal. Somebody at the sorting facility was having their own personal early Thanksgiving if you ask me.

btw for all you Americans I hope you had an enjoyable and belt-loosening-ly filling TGiving weekend.

Great parts and nice photo there Kibbler.
I'll follow this project for sure.

Thanks nej

your pics are just... wicked! jealous of your camera
you are one of two members here (having logs I follow) who make beautifull shots even during routine works

case looks a bit pinky (color distortions?) but anyway brilliant

Thanks GK, although I am not posting much I am also following your worklog closely (and maybe borrowing some good ideas if you don't mind! ).

You're right about the case color. I'm using cool 6500k lights for these photos which could be adding a bluish tinge to the red. I would say in person it is definitely red...but a particular shade that is dangerously close to magenta in the right (wrong) light.

Really awesome pics. cant wait to see this one come together.

loved your pinnacle , can't wait to see more of your work

and your pics are simply amazing

got photography skills?
man, you're A.M.A.Z.I.N.G.

Thanks for your kind words theTox, Karam, and Brad. I must mention that these photos spend a good bit of time in Lightroom for exposure and color adjustments. I'm not yet at the point where I can set the exposure just right and get decent shots straight out of the camera. Like all things, there is certainly room for improvement.