deep sea blue vs Monaco blue
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Does anyone have some good pictures of Deep Sea Blue and Monaco Blue.
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Originally Posted by juventus' post='416404' date='Apr 21 2007, 07:59 PM
Does anyone have some good pictures of Deep Sea Blue and Monaco Blue.
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my pics are poor quality but let me try to post, i got mine from my camera phone while profilling my wheels
let me check it out if i can find some out for you
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here's a thread with pictures of mikebuzzsaw's monaco blue 550.
http://forums.e60.net/index.php?showtopic=...ikebuzzsaw+550i
http://forums.e60.net/index.php?showtopic=...ikebuzzsaw+550i
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I saw deep sea blue today for the first time. It was very different then Mystic Blue that it replaced. It was darker but it had a very light tint of Monaco Blue in it. I delivered one today with Creme Interior and it looked beautiful! I will upload some pics in a few!
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Originally Posted by bmw1986' post='416420' date='Apr 21 2007, 09:22 PM
I saw deep sea blue today for the first time. It was very different then Mystic Blue that it replaced. It was darker but it had a very light tint of Monaco Blue in it. I delivered one today with Creme Interior and it looked beautiful! I will upload some pics in a few!
never heard of deep sea blue i didnt know it was an option on bmw wow!!!
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Originally Posted by jordan23junkee' post='416435' date='Apr 21 2007, 09:51 PM
here ya go deep sea blue
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im not sure if i like it so much, i like the monaco but then again ive been known to let things grow on me!!
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I'm quite surprised that this color is darker than mystic blue. I just thought that that was the problem of the color being quite unpopular. It should be brighter, much to the color of interlagos blue
. E60 is really missing a real blue color instead of marine blue alike: deep sea blue, monaco, carbon. All too dark :thumbsdown:
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Originally Posted by Krekski' post='416495' date='Apr 22 2007, 09:05 AM
I'm quite surprised that this color is darker than mystic blue. I just thought that that was the problem of the color being quite unpopular. It should be brighter, much to the color of interlagos blue
. E60 is really missing a real blue color instead of marine blue alike: deep sea blue, monaco, carbon. All too dark :thumbsdown:
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Unfortunately there are so many variables in any type of photography and presetation of the image, that it is impossible to get a "reference" representation of the shade using photography.
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