I imagine one of the guys will be kind enough to post a tutorial at some point. I would, but the rest of I-C isn't going to gold itself .
I was wondering about a couple of things:
- In previous games GT used to have these dynamic replay cameras that would cycle through effects, angles, helicopter views, etc. Do you guys know if that's something that's going to be in this game? I get just regular replays right now.
- Any way to capture photos from the "sky" cam?
- Any easier way to transfer the pictures than to save, export to ps3, connect usb, etc?
I think that's all I got for now.
Did you try to set 2x magnification within camera menu?
Race replay maximum resolution is 1920x1080, which is 1X with 16:9 ratio. Photo travel is the only place can go 2X magnification.
I can find no "Mode" option (Automatic or Manual), or "Camera Effects" option when I use Photo-mode. Are the pics you're using in the OP from a (dare I say it) older build of the game, or am I just blind and haven't seen those options?
Holy 🤬 SlipZtrEm thanks so much for the OP I was so damn lost in photomode today
Is it right that there's a small loss of quality of the pics after you copied them to an USB stick and view them on the PC?
It looks like some kind of filter is removed, also sometimes it's much darker than when I took the pic.
How do you post your pictures here?
Race replay maximum resolution is 1920x1080, which is 1X with 16:9 ratio. Photo travel is the only place can go 2X magnification.
So I have to upload the pictures into the internet (like imageshack) then post it here by using the?
granturismo.comFilters
Monochrome: Remove colors to produce a black-and-white image.
Extreme Monochrome: Produces the same black-and-white effect as Monochrome, but with sharper blacks.
Sepia: Produces a light brown monochrome image that gives the look of faded black-and-white film.
Cool: Produces an image with a blue tone, and darkens the edges.
Warm: Produces an image with a red tone, and darkens the edges.
Cross-Processing: Deliberately upset the color balance of the image.
Miniature: Obscure the front and rear of the subject with a lens tilt to give a miniaturizing effect.
Partial Color: Make the subject stand out by rendering the area surrounding it in monochrome.
Panning
Follow the moving car with the camera in order to capture your shot. The slower you set the shutter speed, the more blurry the background will become, giving a greater feeling of speed.
There are three panning modes, which are as follows
Mode 1:
The camera stays in a fixed position and turns to follow the car. Because the car's distance from the camera varies, this can cause it to blur slightly
Mode 2:
The camera moves with the car. When taking a photo of a cornering or spinning car, focus will be centred on the middle of the car, which can cause the front and rear to go slightly out of focus.
Mode 3:
The camera moves with the car, and is positioned face-on to the front of the vehicle. This allows you to take a photo where the car is sharply in focus, and only the background becomes blurred.
Hey, I have a question.
How do you get the photos off grand turismo and onto the web or your computer?