Drift Photos [THUMBNAILS ONLY]

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eh-vo IV dorifto(see sig)

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ps-photobucket is sux pm me if anyone can host the full size version
 
I was just playing around with making photos look old because I never tried it ... threw in the fisheye lens look too. I know car doesn't go with the photo because the car is new and the photo looks old, but whatever.

 
Slo-car, you should have blurred the shadow with it too. Otherwise when selecting out the car, you need to guess where the wheel is. Just leave in the shadow, looks more realistic too:

MGF '97 Fun;)



 
Niels
Slo-car, you should have blurred the shadow with it too. Otherwise when selecting out the car, you need to guess where the wheel is. Just leave in the shadow, looks more realistic too:

MGF '97 Fun;)




wow those look awesome how did u get them to look like that? what effects did u use in photoshop?
 
Well, I got a gallery where I sometimes explain how I did it.
-I resized the picture to 600*450.

-I messed around with "image-->adjustments-->levels".
-I messed around with "image-->adjustments-->contrast/brightness".
Note: I dont only adjust the whole picture, I often make new layers via copy, and erase the background for example to seperatly adjust the levels and contrast on the car. And vice versa. See my tutorial on the layer stuff.

-I used a technique of motion blur (if you go to my tutorial in my sig, you will see a link in my tutorial again, for how this blurring technique works).

-Then I copied a layer, erased the car and went to "image-->adjustments-->hue/saturation". Now for the first picture I increased the saturation with...I cant remember, something like +30, I don't know.
For the second picture I decreased saturation with something like -50.

-Then I went "filter-->sharpen" and just used the first sharpen option.

-Then I got the blur brush, set the brush size to 2 pixels and zoomed in on the edges of the car. I blurred the parts that were pixelated/too sharp.

-Then I added a little border and saved it as JPEG with highest quality:)

Really, you should start a gallery in the video/photomode section of the GT4 forums. Thats where I learned all this stuff.
 
Some of my pictures ^_^ i'm a noob to all this drifting in gt4, but i think i've found my drift car. (Honda NSX Type R)

now for a couple of shots

my favourite
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Yum
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barely held this one i was surprised i pulled it off.
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and for the larger pictures click here
 
Ok it has been a while. But i must say that im happy to see some new faces around here. and having a good time drifting on gt4.
Now im back in my drifting mood so i go out and take my low powerd drift cars this time. And put som drifty pics.

to begin this some FF action. Hmmm still need to practice this technik but it came out pretty good huh :sly:

Now this one just join my driftcars collection. still stock. suspension upgrade thats it.

be sure to chek my Underdog drift squad tommorow.
 
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