Gran Turismo 6 picture thread

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I'll start with my DB7

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Edited by sparks_E39 on Monday 9th December 01:11

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Chunkychucky said:

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Awesome.. How does it drive?

Beautifully. It's not incredibly quick (although not limited to 155mph) but it handles so well, and is very satisfying to drive without aids.

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Chunkychucky said:

Because of those pics i'll pick the game up later and perhaps plug the wheel in. Look forward to throwing that around the Nordschleife on sports hards or comfort softs

It's a great car, although it's not quite a premium as there is no interior.

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Baryonyx said:

Is this a cross platform release? This all looks a bit last gen.

It's running on 8 year old software. Some of it looks great, some of it looks awful and there some so so bits. It is and will only be on the PS3.

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Timbergiant said:

Any chance of a Sakhir Orange one please?

I would but their about $130k a pop and I only have $300k!

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Baryonyx said:

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Fantastic car but this PS2-esque rendering is doing it no favours.

The SL55 looks great, wouldn't get that level of detail on a PS2.

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RobbieKB said:

Moar please gentlefellow!

With haste good sir...

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Great shots in this thread, I'm not too good with all the settings yet so hopefully mine will improve.









I promise less DB7 pics after this!

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ecsrobin said:

That last shot of the DB7 is great!!

Thanks. It is, despite it's flaws, my favourite ever car, it's the car that got me into car's and I'm really pleased PD have updated their version of it to a really good standard. The GT5 model was terrible!

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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.

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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!

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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!