GT Sport - Trailers, Videos and Screenshots

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I think, you all will be happy to see more new photos ;)

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And this...


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The Toyota LMP1 looks like a real photo as well...

Thought it was a real one briefly until I noticed the Barcode under the number.
 
Barcode? I can't even tell because the image isn't big enough, at least the one posted on this page...
 
Logo GT on Lexus photo
 

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I think that cars are imposed on a real photo, the cars are definitely not real in any shots, lack of self reflections is an obvious flaw.
 
Not arguing that point. Never said it was a real life photo, just that it looked like one.
 
"バーチャルのクオリティの高さを愛でつつ、AIへの期待も膨らみながら、美味しいお酒をいただくという、不思議ながら楽しい聖夜…主催者様に心より感謝です…"

Can someone translate this?
But at least, I think we can confirm the RC-F will be in GTS ^^
 
So, here are my thoughts on the cars on the pictures.

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I think this could very well be a Jag F-Type. The almost non-existent rear overhang and overall shilhouette of the car seems too much fitting.
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Yep, it's an F-Type. There are too many matches for it to be something else. I'm guessing that the taillights (brake lights?) are on, which would be why it's hard to see their shape.

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I'm no expert, but those pictures really look like GT car models/renders photoshopped into real life photos - especially the Toyota one. If that's the case, then sadly they have little relevance to GTS.

They are not photoshopped. They used photos as an environment texture when rendering the 3D models, which is the standard procedure when you want realistic reflections in your 3D renders.

But I don't know why they are tranparent:
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Typically, these things happen when you stitch together several photos. A person that appears on one of the photos but not on the other becomes transparent.

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Doesn't look much different.

Exactly, and that is because although the roof is reflective, it's curved towards the front, which means that it's reflecting mainly what's above and in front of the car.

Update: Here's an HDR environment texture example from Blender.

 
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I'm still confused as to where this barcode is.

The only thing below the number on the car is the fiawec.com sticker, which is present in GT6.
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They are not photoshopped. They used photos as an environment texture when rendering the 3D models, which is the standard procedure when you want realistic reflections in your 3D renders.

Ah, I see - thanks :) In any case, it seems then that they indeed don't tell us much about GTS.
 
Only thing it tells us is the environmental mapping is insanely good, even if there are still a few flaws in it.
 
HDRi are tipically sky domes photographs used as samples for light reflections and environment but they are spherical (or cylindrical) projections that can not serve as ground surface as shown in these photos.
 
HDRi are tipically sky domes photographs used as samples for light reflections and environment but they are spherical (or cylindrical) projections that can not serve as ground surface as shown in these photos.

Nope, they can serve as ground surface too.
 
"バーチャルのクオリティの高さを愛でつつ、AIへの期待も膨らみながら、美味しいお酒をいただくという、不思議ながら楽しい聖夜…主催者様に心より感謝です…"

Can someone translate this?
But at least, I think we can confirm the RC-F will be in GTS ^^
My friend got this translated from a Japanese. Tweaked it a bit to make it understandable.

"I really appreciate the chairman. I enjoy the level of virtual quality. Expectation towards AI is increasing. I drank a gorgeous alcohol. Christmas night is fun, I can't explain the reasons."

The plot thickens
 
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