Show Your Drift Cars
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- JDM_Tuning_FC20B
More Photos! These photos were meant to be posted earlier-but I forgot! (I'm a dope 
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A photo of @JDM 2JZN6 chasing my commodore!
Still on my tail!
A four way Train!!!
@TH137Z leading this train with his Supra, followed by DFT-Pig in his S2000, tpkmxn in his Viper, and I'm ending this train with my Z.
Well, that's all folks!
)A photo of @JDM 2JZN6 chasing my commodore!
@TH137Z leading this train with his Supra, followed by DFT-Pig in his S2000, tpkmxn in his Viper, and I'm ending this train with my Z.
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- r00tzownage
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- killvvill
Pop, lock, and drop that attitude.
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- JDM_Tuning_2JZN6
Damn that was ages ago lolMore Photos! These photos were meant to be posted earlier-but I forgot! (I'm a dope
A photo of @JDM 2JZN6 chasing my commodore!
View attachment 205761 Still on my tail!
View attachment 205762 A four way Train!!!
@TH137Z leading this train with his Supra, followed by DFT-Pig in his S2000, tpkmxn in his Viper, and I'm ending this train with my Z.
View attachment 205764 Well, that's all folks!
This is beautiful
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I like the pictures but could you PLEASE tell the person who took the pictures to set panning to type 2 or 3.. cause i cant stand the fact that the weels arent moving in the pics..
I believe that's to do with shutter speed not panning type.
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- r00tzownage
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- r00tzownage
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- r00tzownage
ill try experiment some with panning mode 1 then..
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- Will1amC
- killvvill
I always use panning mode 3 in my shots, it's just better for taking motion pictures. I sometimes use 2 if I'm far away from something or using multiple cars.
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- alpacaflip1
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- r00tzownage
I use panning mode 1 @ 60 in a lot of my pictures.
Doesn't look ruined to me??
i said gt5.. i didnt know about gt6
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- alpacaflip1
It works exactly the same as in GT5.
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- Canada
This.
I find Panning 1 works better at distance (kind if makes sense that you would set up a tripod away from the track, not right beside it...for motion shots at least).
The more side to side the motion is, the further back you need to be to avoid excessive blur (unless you're going for something artsy). If the motion is going towards or away from the camera, things should be pretty straight forward.
Like @eddyac and @alpacaflip said, when you figure out how to use it, Panning 1 can take some awesome action photos. I really like Panning 1 for "track day" style pics, as it mimics a person setting up with a simple camera perfectly.
I like modes 2 and 3 for more "creative" style of camera placement...fisheye pics, go-pro pics, etc.
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- FN_Costa
Regarding Photomode and particulary PAN. 95% of the time I use PAN 3 - motion picture. PAN 1 i only use for standing still pics, however, for advanced users, it's possible to use the diferent pans, filters etc, if you manage it.
For basic users in motion pictures, I higly recomend PAN 3 or at most PAN 2.
(This is from GT5 but it's exactly equall in GT6)
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/thre...t-answers-to-questions-here.131913/#Tutorials
"Panning - This setting is available only in Replay Photomode. Another quote from gran-turismo.com:
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."
*Tip for new users; The further away you focus on object, ALONG with a smaller F value, the more blured the background will look. Now try going faaaaaaar from the car and put the zoom on max (500) and F on 1.0. Focus on car.
Then use PAN 3 and speed at 60. That will give you a very blury/motion background...in case you want a very high sense of speed/movement.
For basic users in motion pictures, I higly recomend PAN 3 or at most PAN 2.
(This is from GT5 but it's exactly equall in GT6)
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/thre...t-answers-to-questions-here.131913/#Tutorials
"Panning - This setting is available only in Replay Photomode. Another quote from gran-turismo.com:
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."
*Tip for new users; The further away you focus on object, ALONG with a smaller F value, the more blured the background will look. Now try going faaaaaaar from the car and put the zoom on max (500) and F on 1.0. Focus on car.
Then use PAN 3 and speed at 60. That will give you a very blury/motion background...in case you want a very high sense of speed/movement.
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- GianTyphoon
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- MCR-Hako / Alexd1345
Caution! Big set incoming!
Team Orange's Impreza street wagon, wider chassis.
"Evil" RB26DETT 700HP GRAN TURISMO Z32, stock chassis and 235 tyres in the front as well as 265's in the rear.
BONUS (kinda off-topic but the set feels somewhat incomplete without it
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Team Orange's Impreza street wagon, wider chassis.
"Evil" RB26DETT 700HP GRAN TURISMO Z32, stock chassis and 235 tyres in the front as well as 265's in the rear.
BONUS (kinda off-topic but the set feels somewhat incomplete without it
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- JDMT_13b-S13
Caution! Big set incoming!
Team Orange's Impreza street wagon, wider chassis.
"Evil" RB26DETT 700HP GRAN TURISMO Z32, stock chassis and 235 tyres in the front as well as 265's in the rear.
BONUS (kinda off-topic but the set feels somewhat incomplete without it
We need to have some runs soon. 👍
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Few shots of the legendary Alpine A110
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- JDM_Tuning_FC20B
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The driver appears to be pre-occuppied with something else. He's not looking where he's going in any of those shots.
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- Tetsu-Drop5
Hheeheh, awesome maan. I'll be even more closer on your door the next time you see me, but this time not with the Z but with a 2jz sc300.Tandems with @Tetsu_X
I think that Z34 loves my R34
View attachment 209616 Position Switch!!
View attachment 209617 My R34 likes being on Tetsu's tail
View attachment 209620 Well, finishing up this set of photo's with Tetsu's Z right on my Door.
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Enjoy!!
Side Note: About the color, I'll look it up and message you.
