I see your case...
Exhibit 1:
The hood is the same black as the rear pillar of the car, you know the sun? It makes colors seem duller or lighter or whatever.
It does not follow normal hood lines because it is not a stock hood.
Exhibit 2:
Since you like to zoom in on stuff, you should be willing to zoom in on the black void and you would realize that it has different textures, it's not all black.
Exhibit 2 continued and 3:
There is a red strip, because the part of the targa top that is taken out is red. Hence, the need to paint a little on the front and rear near the removable top to help it blend in more and for car show purposes.
Exhibit 4: You must zoom in too much because the rear bumper looks the same color as the rest of the car. Also, I have seen numerous cars with aftermarket parts such as bumpers, and when tried to paint match, they didn't get it right.
I guess you edited some... but about the patches by the hood. If this were a photoshop, why would they have put a big black spot on the car... or better yet, why didn't they remove it? It's called shadow, from a tree, there are some on the wing on the back of the car also.
I didn't see any imperfections. If this is a photoshop, whoever did it has talent.
Also, what did this picture being a photoshop or not have to do with anything? Admit it, you just wanted to be called the Queen of England.
