That's all you get. Keep pressing select, you won't get "cockpit" view, but will get two ot three different views from the inside of the car and your driver.
Any ideas for taking/timing "backfire" pics properly since we can't stop the replay at any particular moment? I've been trying to stop the the replay right before the car brakes which is usually when backfire occurs, but even this is hard to achieve since the option menu is right in the way of the exhaust blocking its view..
pause a bunch of times where the car's about to backfire.. hope you manage to time it right, that's how I did it back in GT4.
This was probably asked before, but can we take a picture of more than one car that's in our garage?
Yeah I found that very annoying as well, and it doesn't seem to have other option rather than exporting each photo one at a time. When I copy photos from XMB to USB, it always asked if I want to replace or rename, because each photo taking from the same track/location using the same file name. I just let it rename, so the system can assign a number at the end of the file name.Maybe someone could help me with these questions:
I was wondering if someone found a way of exporting more than 1 photo at a time from the game to XMB? Because this can be a real pain...
Also, I use a usb flash memory pen and even when I don't have anything on it, when copying the photos from XMB to my pen, I will always get a message warning me that there's already a folder with that name and asks if I want to replace it, etc.
And then, occasionally, after transfering the photos, nothing will appear on the drive. (other than that, the pen drive always worked flawlessly)
Anyone had this problem as well?
Thanks in advance.
I haven't got a clue as well...Also will go about adding where all the Photo Travel locations are unlocked from. I can't figure out what unlocked Kyoto Shore-nin, though; is it B-Spec's Japanese Classics being completed? That's when I won it...
Magnification x2 doubles the size of the image, so it's 3840x2160. Only available in Photo Travel. Took me a while to figure that out myself, so I only have one picture that size so far.. hehe.Question ,When magnification is set to 2 what does that mean .Oh and how about some tips on how/when to use certain Filters.
Magnification x2 doubles the size of the image, so it's 3840x2160. Only available in Photo Travel. Took me a while to figure that out myself, so I only have one picture that size so far.. hehe.
As for filters.. it's up to personal opinion there. Me, I rarely use them at all, preferring to do the work myself in Photoshop. I do have one "cool" photo and one "miniature" photo, but the rest are all barebones. Most of the filters, especially the cool/warm ones, are way too overdone.. I can do a similar, but more subtle, version of that in Photoshop myself.
Any tips on where to upload images? Should add something to the front-page FAQ on good image-hosting sites. I have a handful I'd like to share.
Any tips on where to upload images? Should add something to the front-page FAQ on good image-hosting sites. I have a handful I'd like to share.
Q: How about hosting our images online?
A: Many users use ImageShack, Photobucket, or Flickr to host their shots. In addition, read Nicknamealguem's excellent how-to post on posting your images here, including previews for competitions (Imageshack example used).
Anyone have a good photoshop technique to remove the jaggies? I can do it just fine with a lot of brushing and cloning but it's very tedious. Wondering if someone has found a quicker way that yields nice results?
Hi all,
Has anyone taken photos within an online lounge session? I wanted to get some pictures of my friends and I racing, but when the race finished it went straight back to the lounge? Is this just the occasional glitch mentioned in the FAQ? Many thanks in advance!
Alright so I found out why Photoshop can't handle GT5 images when it comes to HDR processing. Gran Turismo is writing incorrect EXIF data to the files, so high exposure shots might have data labeling them as low exposure or vice versa. Photoshop uses these values to produce the HDR image so obviously incorrect numbers means it's going to go horribly wrong.
The only solution I can see (aside from not using Photoshop) is to find an EXIF editing program. This is probably harder for me being on a Mac, but if anyone finds one or knows how to edit the HEX values I'm sure it'd help out more people than just myself