The Realistic Photo Thread

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My chrome enzo:
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Looks SO MUCH better in-game,Maybe if someone played with the picture in photo shop it'll be a whole lot better? :)
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WOW nice pic, how did you get that colour.:drool:
 
yellowclone
You have had alot of lucky angles in this thread LOL. Seriously, you are some serious competition for Dolp. Both, yours and his pics are amazingly good.
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Dolp
Funny thing is that we both exchange faves on our respective Flickr pics
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yeah heh.
we're not really competiting out there. but entries from Dolp (and others) just make me try to do better.
oh well, maybe it is a kind of a competition:)
P.S. hoping to see more good pics from anyone:)
 
I guess I'll throw this in here. I think it's pretty close :)

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Dolp
Again a nice compo G.T.Ace even if I think we miss some track part on the bottom left corner.
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Yeah, the question was more track in the foreground or more depth for the background, I chose the depth because the textures look so photorealistic from a certain distance.
The piston
OMFG I can't tell the difference between this and real life. Awesome work.👍
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Thanks.
 
The second one is cool, although you shouldn't approach the chicane like that. :lol:;)

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umm, i really like Gt5 but there are a few problems with it, like my GT-R (:

 
G.T.Ace
The second one is cool, although you shouldn't approach the chicane like that. :lol:;)

(Viper Pic)
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Did you add those scratches on the bumper in afterwards? They look good! 👍
 
G.T.Ace
The second one is cool, although you shouldn't approach the chicane like that. :lol:;)

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Absolutely Brilliant .Interested in a Tutorial if you have one GT.ACE
 
Hum, not really, I'm still trying several stuff out for dirt and scratches, I usually make a new layer, use a brush with several dots, make it big in size and then make single clicks over the places I want "dirty". After that I use the "Wind" filter or some blur, play a bit with the opacity from the layer and use the Eraser Brush to delete what I don't like.

Glad you like it! :)
 
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Has had some minor tweaking aswell. For some reason I just cant get the colors right ingame.
 
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