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- Vancouver, BC
I really like the bokeh in the first one. Excellent shot. 👍
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- Sin City, USA
- Primus Ortus
Great close-ups, and those Ferrari shots are fantastic. Beautiful detail.
More excellent shots. 👍
- 1,679
- Sin City, USA
- Primus Ortus
Like everyone said, wonderful shots. They are very crisp/clear and have great tones and composition. I like your use of aperture as well.
- 336
- Australia
Thanks mate!Very nice. I love the 787 shots.
- 8,707
- Utah
- ceiling_fan
Great compositions, especially the first four shots! 👍
- 768
- Christchurch
The tones and angles of the Lexus are perfect.
- 336
- Australia
Thankyou, I agree, was thinking of only posting those first four and the lexus shot, but the other are a bit different.
Thanks, I'm glad you say that- that shot must have been the longest I've spent lining up ever and there was a darn standard car just to the left, it wouldn't let me move the camera anymore that way or zoom out.
Which I would of liked to do.Agreed, I think it has the benefit of lots of decals, flat sections, less reflective paint, the cool back wheel and the bloody awesome silhouette.Gotta love that 787B - the most photogenic and realistic car in GT5. Shot #3 is just, just...
I love how the tones turned out in #3.
What can I say. They are amazing.
I find it interesting when you turn almost any gt5 photo into black&white, it looks hextremely realistic with only slight curves adjustment-- even if the car is in the sun (where the paint usually looks crap because it doesn't reflect properly).
I don't think the colour data realism can go much further in games until they step to the next level, stop using tricks and go physically based raytracing.
- 336
- Australia
Thanks!!
I'm happy with how the composition turned out on the first, not happy with the colour tones though, the location is sooo damn high contrast and it's hard to pull the car out of the rest of the picture.
The second was a bit of a WTF moment, generally a random pause during replay to experiment with how the scene reacts, move the camera around for a bit, stick my arms up in the air to stretch, the camera is now rotated and there was basically that photo (with some more further minor movements and colouring).
I'm happy with how the composition turned out on the first, not happy with the colour tones though, the location is sooo damn high contrast and it's hard to pull the car out of the rest of the picture.
The second was a bit of a WTF moment, generally a random pause during replay to experiment with how the scene reacts, move the camera around for a bit, stick my arms up in the air to stretch, the camera is now rotated and there was basically that photo (with some more further minor movements and colouring).
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- Laval, Quebec
- the_saint8
Your shots look like automotive magazine photos, I love them. You have a great eye for composition.
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