PaperHats's Replay-Only Photo-Mode Gallery

[PaperHats]

Hi, guys! I don't think I've posted much, but I managed to take a few decent shots in GT5's replay photo mode. So I have decided to share some. Maybe all. I dunno.

 

[GranTurismo916]

They're just a little dark, but otherwise, awesome!

 

[PaperHats]

I prefer night racing, which means most of my photos are at night. I have one of my X2011 going around the ring at Cape Ring. That taught me not to trust auto-focus that much!

 

[Beeblebrox237]

Wow, those are some great photos! Keep up the good work, I hope to see more!

 

[PaperHats]

Thanks. When I finish my endurance, I'll take a few of my SLS AMG destroying the competition in rain. The rain was at the start, so I don't have to watch many hours of replays.

Oh. I wont post all of my images here, so just check out my photobucket album! http://s1174.photobucket.com/albums/r620/PaperHats/

Nothing is there that you haven't yet seen (I think), but it gets annoying having to get them there and then copying the image URL many times over...

 

[PaperHats]

Updated it. I have posted an edited photo of my SLS. Just messing with some functions.

 

[20832]

You definetly need to work on your focus points, which are (unfortunatelly) almost not present. Which is a pity because some of the photos are quite good.

 

[PaperHats]

I do that on purpose. Should I change my style?

 

[20832]

Well, it always depends on your personal taste.
I personally don' like it at all.

The car just seems blurry, and that is definetly not a nice sense of speed. To define this a style is quite daring. Especially the in the last picture of the SLS.

The wheels/tyres seem like to do absolutly nothing, and that (for me) isn't the definition of speed. If a car moves, I want to see it in the pictures. I want a perspective, that shows how the gravity does it's work, how the car leans into the corner.

This just seems like you've took a picture with your cellphone, sorry.
Just do this corner again with the SLS, turn the Camera to the rear and press the Square - Button. Choose Panning Mode 3 and choose a panning mode of 1/60 or 1/125 and a F Value between f4.0 and f8.0

You will definetly see the difference, and I think you also going to like the outcome very much, and you will understand what I am trying to explain to you!

To the next update 👍

Cheers, 20832

 

[PaperHats]

I'll give it a shot. But don't expect many. As I've already said, I prefer it my way, simply because... uh... because I do!

EDIT:

Oh, and the SLS... ah... that one was edited too.

 

[PaperHats]

Okay, I tried. I got confused, though. You said panning mode twice. Anyway, here it is...

 

[PaperHats]

Huge update. I took a lot of shots today because I became bored of grinding the Seasonal Events for an R10. Sorry, 20832, but most of them were taken before your helpful post.

 

[PaperHats]

Two photos I forgot about added. Am I talking to myself?

 

[20832]

I looks definetly better!

Here are the values you should use for a nice "moving" picture:

Panning Mode 3
Shutter Speed: 1/60
f4.0

Focus on the right taillight, and it's going to look good

 

[PaperHats]

I'll try them later. Next will probably be an R8 (Road Car) at Monza or a Lotus Elise at Top Gear.

 

[PaperHats]

Okay. Big update. And I think the last one of the SLR will become my GT5 and Facebook profile picture...

 

[PaperHats]

One new image added.

 

[PaperHats]

Instead of cluttering up the first post I'm going to start new posts for each new set.

Once I get destroyed in the Comps., I'll post more.

 

[razerer]

amazing shots but they look a little bit blurry and dark. adjusting the exposure in evenings and focusing might help it.. or maybe its my eyes.. xD

Loved the SLR and R8 shots 👍

 

[PaperHats]

Thanks man! I'm still working on it. It's difficult when I should really be revising for exams!