Gran Turismo 6 picture thread

[confucuis]

Few pictures of one of my favourite cars and my favourite track.

[lordstig]

[cianha]

confucuis said:

Few pictures of one of my favourite cars and my favourite track.

Try setting the Panning Mode to 3 in the options menu, you'll get a much clearer picture, as the camera tracks along on whatever you've focused.

Mode 1


Mode 3

Edited by cianha on Monday 13th January 11:45

Edited by cianha on Monday 13th January 11:48

[ecsrobin]

pmjg66 said:

Great picture

[ecsrobin]

Really like this one I captured in tonight's PHPCC

Apricot Hill Raceway_3 by -robinecs-

[Tuvra]

AMD87 said:

Is that supposed to be carbon fibre?

[cianha]

[Alfanatic]

[CJ1987]

Alfanatic said:

that is desktop material

[sparks_E39]

Does anyone have tips on what settings to use to get great pictures? I'm trying to get pics of my cars with other cars still in the background, but not so blurry. Unfortunately when I try to take a picture like that the sense of speed goes.

[RobbieKB]

sparks_E39 said:

Does anyone have tips on what settings to use to get great pictures? I'm trying to get pics of my cars with other cars still in the background, but not so blurry. Unfortunately when I try to take a picture like that the sense of speed goes.

Bring the shutter speed down to 1/60th. The aperture needs to be higher the further away the cars in the background (that you want to be in focus) are from your focal point. Then experiment with the different panning modes in the options menu.

[confucuis]

Alfanatic said:

How did you do that?

[sparks_E39]

RobbieKB said:

Bring the shutter speed down to 1/60th. The aperture needs to be higher the further away the cars in the background (that you want to be in focus) are from your focal point. Then experiment with the different panning modes in the options menu.

Cheers, I'll give that a try!

[sparks_E39]

RobbieKB said:

Bring the shutter speed down to 1/60th. The aperture needs to be higher the further away the cars in the background (that you want to be in focus) are from your focal point. Then experiment with the different panning modes in the options menu.

Cheers, I'll give that a try!

[Alfanatic]

confucuis said:

Alfanatic said:

How did you do that?

Picasa 3, Neon effect.

I did a few on GT5 pictures as well:










Picasa does some other stuff too, like this, mixture of GT5 and GT6:






It's free too.

[Alfanatic]

pmjg66 said:

[mr_oversteer]

Here's my first try. Sideways naturally

[mr_oversteer]

And another

[confucuis]

Clipped a curb on Mt. Panorama and this happened

[pmjg66]

Same here,needs patching