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I found some pretty good pictures you can use

this could work at Maple Valley



Murcielago at mugello

edit: image was too big, heres the link http://0.tqn.com/d/exoticcars/1/0/0/1/-/-/Murcielago_GreenFront.jpg

Porsche 911 GT3 RS at Silverstone



Corvette ZR1 at Road America

Thats the funny thing. I found pictures of that corvette on laguna seca but that is the C6.R so the livery is different with the numbers and everything. But i will need that design for the porsche if you could do that (optional) and i will try to do the ferrari. I can definitely do the Murcielago.

shinnsoon wrote:Very nice F40 series: I like photo #3 in particular (the one from behind). I have a yellow F40 (in Forza, unfortunately not real life) that I'm quite fond of. That first F1 is awesome. Colourful and the car stands out really well. Gorgeous shot It would make a lovely wallpaper, actually ...

If you want that as your wallpaper then you can go to forzamotorsport.net and go to "My Forza" type in Red Sniper 213, click on view all, then find the picture and download it!

Thanks guys i'm going to try a realism shot again. Lets hope i get the effects right.

Can someone give me some pointers on realism shots. This is what i came up with.

The picture seems a little blurry to me too. Everything looked better in the game.

I think the porsche in the ZR1 picture is the #45 flying lizard porsche 911 GT3 RSR.

what I do for the realism shots is find some shade and turn the exposure up to 70 or 75, then turn the color up to 65 or 70. contrast is your preference, but I use a number around 60. aperture depends on how far away from the car you are and the angle. I would say anything between 40 and 65. brightness really depends on the track. laguna would be turned down to 30 or 35 to accent the colors of the car and the track. the nurburgring would probably be somewhere around 60.

I'm getting a good amount of views on my forzamotorsport.net gallery and two people commented on it (both criticisms ).

Best looking M3 in my opinion, the E46.

Red Sniper 213 wrote:Best looking M3 in my opinion, the E46.

I agree^

Trying to get by M. Rossi but this is a neat picture I think.

My car I re-did for tonight's race.

Red Sniper 213 wrote:Can someone give me some pointers on realism shots. This is what i came up with.

The picture seems a little blurry to me too. Everything looked better in the game.

Photoshop.

That is an option wally.

Picture #400! I like this one because it is like a silhouette with that little glare.

sniper i can't see your pics they show up as red x's:( what would a fella have to do to fix such problem?

xXhpi racingXx wrote:sniper i can't see your pics they show up as red x's:( what would a fella have to do to fix such problem?

Try to update adobe.

I can see them just fine....

Nice shots man!! You keep getting better and better!

I still have my effects from the realism shot of the Carrera GT and that was on IMS. I think what i'm going to do is make a MS Word document and maybe keep the effects for the tracks in there. And thanks Lou!

I'm going to take some random shots. Seeming that I haven't posted anything in here for a while.

I like how this came out.

the supra one looks like it should be on the cover of an NFS game, great shots!

I found some settings that I am sticking to for a long time that work for almost if not all tracks. It basically looks the same.
Shutter Speed: 55
Focus: 45
Aperture: 55
Exposure: 50
Contrast: 55
Color: 55
Brightness: 45
Sepia: 0
And now, Vignette: 35

Random pictures of my all time favorite car. I'm just messing around with effects here but my personal favorites are the second and last ones. The pictures always look better in-game it seems.

I love the close up of the brake lights, and at the same time am astounded at the level of detail put into the graphics in this game

Thanks Hotdog! There is an insane amount of detail in this game. I love it!

Hopefully taking some pictures today while I perform the massive journey of running out of fuel. Road America in a Ford GT I bought myself. (I wish I could say the same for a real Ford GT )