Jegato's Gallery

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OK.. here goes the first upload for GT6
All shots are straight from the game.. no post-processing

Flickr stream for all sizes - https://www.flickr.com/photos/56475487@N02/

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I agree nice gallery mate 👍
Some very good womposition and choice of angles :cheers:
The last Fiat 500 and the last Ruf shots are especially good 👍
 
I am enjoying all of your images. I forgot the Datsun 280Z was greatly given more polygons and your images are making me anxious to add it to my collection.
 
The first and last Huayra shots, and the first RX7 one are really excellent, with especially a great depth of field 👍
 
Hi Jegato. I've just come across your gallery - All lovely shots.

You have a great sense of composition and the depth of field you use makes them all look very realistic - even the "standards".

And all unedited. 👍

My favorite from your latest batch is the VW VGT peeking around the corner. The last Senna WSR is a close second.
 
I'm still really envious of your pics. ;) Mine still seem to be too faded/bright, so i might have to try lowing the darkness even more maybe.
 
I'm still really envious of your pics. ;) Mine still seem to be too faded/bright, so i might have to try lowing the darkness even more maybe.
For the normal and black/white filters I may tweak the brightness down between 0.0 and -.3 depending on the track and time of day. For the miniature filter I may tweak down anywhere from -.5 to -1.0 accordingly.
For a 5-10 minute race/drive I may spend another hr just in photo mode composing upwards of 10-15 shots going back and forth between shots and setup trying to get everything just right before saving the shot I like.
Usually I'll start out with location and general positioning and then proceed to filters and brightness, and then finally shutter speed and final composition (angles, framing and focus).
Keep up the effort and you'll eventually get there. Your work has already shown a lot of improvement all around.
 
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