Cheers for that advice
really helpful since I have literally no idea about adjusting those settings!
No problem, man, I think we've all been there to some extent. I know I've been, and keep trying to improve a bit with every photo.
I higly recomend that you read through this here (there's a considerable amount of info there, just read through the essentials and go from there):
(It's from GT5 but its equall to GT6)
(MAIN THREAD)
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/gtp-gt6-photomode-faq-tutorial-depot.287344/
BASIC GT Photo mode FAQ's here:
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/thre...t-answers-to-questions-here.131913/#Tutorials
"Camera Menu - This is the big one. Press Triangle to bring it up, and a variety of options appear:
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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
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F-Number - The effective Depth of Field (DoF). A smaller F-Number will have only a small portion of the image in focus, the higher number will have more. To cover the range, and illustrate the differences, here is an example of a 1.0 setting, and here's an example of a 45.0 setting.
•Shutter Speed - In GT5, shutter speed affects the amount of motion blur in the image. In Photo Travel this will be seen in the background commotion; on the track, it can show movement of cars and wheels more effectively to bring the sense of speed. The range in-game is 1 second to as fast as 1/8000th of a second. Replay Photomode is not capable of anything slower than 1/60th, however. The Camera Menu option allows adjustments of the ten-thousandth; the Parameter option has the popular steps.
•Exposure - Control how light or dark you want your shot to be, basically. From -5.0 (black... with tail-lights!) to +5.0 (sun... is exploding!)."
G'Luck :