sergeantbash's GT6 Gallery *Updated 13/02/14*

UPDATED TODAY: 11th February 2014

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Hi everyone, after a long time of not really taking any photos to post up here I decided it was time I started up again. As with previous games, I really enjoy taking pictures of some of my favourite cars, and although I don't consider myself to be as brilliant(unlike the majority of skilled photographers on this forum) I have some great fun taking the pictures!



Ascari Full Track by snapey18, on Flickr


Gemasolar by snapey18, on Flickr


Willow Springs International Raceway_ Streets of Willow Springs_1 by snapey18, on Flickr


Willow Springs International Raceway_ Streets of Willow Springs_3 by snapey18, on Flickr

 

Nice start to your gallery. Good pics. Keep it fresh!

 

Visiting courtesy of the link in your reply at my gallery.
Great minds think alike LOL

 

Haha! yeah, it's a good place for picture that's for sure!

 

I really like the last on the LFA pics.

 

So, I finally ventured into some proper editing techniques, I still have long way to go, but it's a start none the less! Looking through all the edited galleries on here though...tough competition

 

I agree with that. The LFA pics are quite good and the last is excellent with a good composition / angle and a nice light.

Which software are you using for merging pics ?

 

Thanks!

I'm using GIMP currently, I just need to work more on getting the transitions between the images as close to perfect as I can, I'm currently working on a panoramic shot, got to make sure this one, doesn't have white lines through it.

 

One or two tips when you want to make panorama withe merged pics :

- It's better (less distortion) if you are far away from the scene and you use the Zoom. With a f above 100 mm the fusion is easier.

- You have to use the right stick of the joypad to make rotation and not the left one.

- Use the EV block to have a constant exposition on all your pics.

- Don't use the filters they make some vignetting which is disturbing for the merge

- have a large covering area between two pics : a pic should have 50% in common with the previous one.

All these "rules" could be breack but if you follow them at the start it will be easier.

For merging I use a sotware called Zoner PhotoStudio, very simple of use. But there are a lot of others soft to do it easily.

 

Ok, thanks for the tips I appreciate it!

 

Still have a little trouble lining up the shots(I'm uploading all attempts here to show progression, However, I think this is a step in the right direction thanks to @Kodje for the tips! )

 

You're welcome Nice attempt
Could you upload the original pics, if you agree I will try to merge them with my software

 

sure thing I'll upload them here tomorrow