McAze's GT4 Gallery

[McAze]

Hello all,

This are my first GT4 pics, so if they are bad you know why.

Here they are:

















Thats it for now, more will follow later.

Greetoz, McAze.

 

[Muzaffar]

Uhh...hello there McAze.Well to be honest,yeah.....it awfully bad in a bad kind of way.(being straightforward here) Since i'm such a nice guy around here (or the only one who bothered to comment first...) i could give you some tips.Firstly,did you save on super-fine quality?If you don't,well there you go.Secondly,try and use the thumbnail link (1) from imageshack and not use the actual photo,makes your page very unpopular (for obvious reasons....) and try to resize it to around 800px by 600px (thats what i'm using now...)

But i do have possitive comments as well,like the 1st and 2nd Mazda photo looks okay.But next time try and seek advice before posting (or read the rules first!)(its okay if your new around here,just ask someone to show you the ropes )

 

[McAze]

Here are some more pictures, I hope these ones are better.

















More will follow.

 

[DC5dude]

Not bad man i like some of your angels. Some could be a tad bit brighter, but other than that keep taken Shots!👍

 

[Driftnewb110]

Hi.
First i think you should make them brighter. And in some of your wide angle shots the car just kind of gets lost in the background. Try avoiding shots when your in the shadow, or against the sun...unless thats what you're trying to go for. Oh and lastly, the car doesn't have to be centered in the image. Try moving it around.
Keep at it.

 

[McAze]

After a long while of school and other things i did get busy again whit GT4.

Now here are some pics:

































Well, I know its pretty bad but i'm learning.

More will follow.

 

[Swiss Legend]

Its cool to see the progression of your skills from your first set in 07 to the current one. The angles and brightness are a lot better. The Cien, R8, Skyline and Viper shots are killer. keep it up! hope to see more.

 

[McAze]

Thanks for the nice words about my pics.

More pictures will follow soon ! Cars enough anyway ! (i'm 61.1% far in gt4 )

 

[Mic_Col]

The Saleen looks awesome

 

[McAze]

This time its a smaller update.

Here they are:

















So, that was it.

Reactions are welcome.

 

[McAze]

Soon an update including the Ford GT LM Race Car Spec II 2004. Freshly won whit a little help from Minolta Toyota ... So, stick around.

 

[McAze]

Here I am whit a new update. Enjoy.



























Thats it ! Soon more.

 

[Beerz]

Most of them have potential, and some have cool and tasteful angles.

But there sre also some 'problems' that could help a lot in getting the best out of these.
1st, shutter speed. On many shots of the previous batch, that could really come to life, they lose because you used the shutter speed settings too high, making them look too static. The wheels aren't spinning, making the car just stand still, and also because there's no movemen't the feeling of speed is also lost. The 2nd pic of the Civic Type R is a good example of the differences you get when you achieve moevment in photography, they come to life.
Try to lower the shutter speed, experimenting with different speeds and focal points to get different results. 👍

2nd, composition. Your placing of cars overall is good, i.e., you don't centre them on the shot. That keeps things interesting for the viewer's eye. But you do place them often too close to the frame's edges, which is sort of uncomfortable to look at. Again, as an example, the 1st Type R shot is a very good example of a great placement.

Surely, there are no strict rules, but anyway, generally it improves greatly your shots if you keep these in mind.
Keep going, can't wait to see more from you.

 

[McAze]

Thanks for your tips, i'll be working on it.