The Realistic Photo Thread

[Sparko969]

Iv'e just recently discovered the awesomeness of this car in game (seen them on the roads they are great cars) and love driving it. This pic sums it up for me really.

900+ Bhp Audi RS6 breaking hard for a left hander on Deep Forest... the chrome is a little over the top perhaps but to me the picture does look very realistic.

 

[GregTheStig]

Not sure if I've posted these in this thread or not, so here goes...

 

[GTPL_Matz]

The most realistic photos I made I hope you like it.

 

[Tracksmith]

 

[Mr. S]

 

[Grand Prix]

Taken with a 500mm lens, f/8, 1/60 shutter speed. Panning Mode 1. You'd have to be a wealthy and highly skilled photographer to shoot this, and would need a tripod and preparation beforehand knowing where the car is going to end up. Doable I think. In some ways it reminds me of a wildlife photo.

What do you think?

 

[xMARKITOx]

Taken with a 500mm lens, f/8, 1/60 shutter speed. Panning Mode 1. You'd have to be a wealthy and highly skilled photographer to shoot this, and would need a tripod and preparation beforehand knowing where the car is going to end up. Doable I think. In some ways it reminds me of a wildlife photo.

What do you think?

Wow that looks really good, keep up the good work.

 

[Fkyx]

Holy crap!

 

[ZEROX]

Realistic enough?

 

[zieglchr]

One of my first tries with photo travel using my wife's custom Z4 (she designed it). Let me know what you think.


Kyoto - Gion_2 by csziegler, on Flickr


Kyoto - Gion_1 by csziegler, on Flickr

 

[Sethos]

Obviously subjective what you'd call realistic but these come pretty close, in my opinion

 

[Mr. S]

 

[sems4arsenal]

Well I don't like Posting average images in this thread so I hope I haven't made a fool of my self

 

[nsnsmj]

Or you could offer the guy some advice to help him take better pics.

Try using Panning Mode 2 or 3. Take the little square at the center of the lens and place it on the car, then press square. This will focus the lens on the car, and the panning mode will follow the car as it moves, leaving you with a crisp car and blurred background, which creates the sense of speed you're looking for. Once you've hit square to set your focal point, you can move the camera around, if you don't want the subject of the shot dead center in the pic.

Thanks guy. I had no idea what the different panning modes were for. Don't know much about photography.

 

[nsnsmj]

Sorry if I came off destructive. I was considering the fact that he may have used Mode 1 purposely, and I was offering a real-life scenario where photos like that would happen.

No problem dude. I did purposely use Mode 1, but only because I had no idea what the other panning modes were for, hehe.

 

[Mr. S]

Well I don't like Posting average images in this thread so I hope I haven't made a fool of my self

[IMG***]http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5173/5419228964_0f0e209756_b.jpg[/IMG]​

Like that a lot.

 

[Shidapu]

I hope I haven't made a fool of my self

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No, you didn't, great pic mate..👍


Here two of mine.

 

[ceiling_fan]

 

[nanabu]

some pics in here don´t even come close to realistic ...

 

[Ollie1066]

First attempt at realism.

 

[RetroJohan]

Here is some of mine



Go to my gallery to view more​

 

[sems4arsenal]

Thanks Guys and I think this might be the first Page that 90 % of the pictures look real.

 

[ZEROX]

Thanks Guys and I think this might be the first Page that 90 % of the pictures look real.

I second that.

 

[stefandk]

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These are some of my favorites

 

[nismo33]

Are any of these worthy??

 

[WikkiD]

 

[Christoforo]

 

[sems4arsenal]

@ nismo33 of course they are and the rest of this Page is thankefully People are getting the hang of it.

 

[nismo33]

@ nismo33 of course they are and the rest of this Page is thankefully People are getting the hang of it.

Thank you Only jut started using the photo feature a couple of days ago & i have to say im totally hooked

 

[Vincent Viceroy]

Try using Panning Mode 2 or 3. Take the little square at the center of the lens and place it on the car, then press square. This will focus the lens on the car, and the panning mode will follow the car as it moves, leaving you with a crisp car and blurred background, which creates the sense of speed you're looking for. Once you've hit square to set your focal point, you can move the camera around, if you don't want the subject of the shot dead center in the pic.

I'm a complete novice as well but the system doesn't work as you literally described it.

I expected the camera to pan around the car rather than just keep it in focus