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This article was published by Kyle Patrick (@SlipZtrEm) on July 25th, 2019 in the Cars category.
OK, so, in the thumbnail, which is real and which is GT Sport? I feel like the top is GT Sport.
Just shows how far graphics have come..
There's a hint in the body of the article that should make it a giveaway...
Oh well I didn't read it. Still, graphics have come a long way.
Indeed. Though strangely enough, showing the lead image to my better half, she was able to immediately tell which is real. Odd, since she doesn't even play video games outside of ones on her phone! The reflections on the car's sides are the big hint IMO.
I was wondering the exact same thingOK, so, in the thumbnail, which is real and which is GT Sport? I feel like the top is GT Sport.
Just shows how far graphics have come..
The license plate is the biggest tell. Really good comparison shot otherwise.
That's the first thing I noticed. Laws in real life force them to ruin the front of the car with a number plate. ...Wait, I'm being told the license plate car is the game? Why would they do this?The license plate is the biggest tell. Really good comparison shot otherwise.
Riding shotgun with a pro in the real thing ...
Top pic is real, the main giveaway is the reflectiosn along the door and the "spot" reflection the sun causes. Also, GTS pic has fuzzy self shadowing from the mirror, and the bit near the plate/nose with the grilles has no self reflections in GTS.
Doesn't this mean that the press photo is the bottom photo?The image up top needed some very slight color correction to match the press shot, but that’s it.
Doesn't this mean that the press photo is the bottom photo?
Indeed.Not sure what that means or if they've worded it right, I just know that the GT pic is the bottom one.
For a more obvious confirmation, which I think is the one SlipZtrEm is referring to:
GTS' model is right-hand drive (see the gameplay interior shot in the article), and the article refers to the "wrong side" meaning the real car is not. You can also see the faintest glimpse of the right-sided wheel in the shots:
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No. The "image up top" is the image at the top of the article, not the upper part of that image.Doesn't this mean that the press photo is the bottom photo?