Drift Photos [THUMBNAILS ONLY]

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i'm new here..so any comments would be nice...
 

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^^Besides you using fast forward and taking your pics like that...It's nice, it's a bit dark. Brighten it up a little bit and warmify the picture a bit.
 
thanx for the advice. yeah its a little bit dark n i got the fast forwrd trick here at gtplanet...:->
 
one more...i wanna try drifting a high powered car.. suggestion is appreciated.
 

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Who has skills? Please tell me i have some!
 
Say please, Matt.
But, yeah they would help.
And save your images on "Super Fine" in GT4. The Chaser is a beast.
 
This is really a noob question, but which mode do you go into to take drifting snap shots? I went to photodrive and it doesn't do anything...


I just got my memory stick today :)
 
Search you noob!!!

hehe

you have to press select during the photodrive replay (or during a saved replay viewed in the replay theater). This will open up the camera mode.
 
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Search you noob!!!

hehe

you have to press select during the photomode replay (or during a saved replay viewed in the replay theater). This will open up the camera mode.
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I searched. I'm not THAT noob :).


Thanks for the tip! Obviously it was something I could have never figured out.
 
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