The Realistic Photo Thread

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Not sure about the lifted wheel though.
 
@Faria0808

they're not even on focus bro :indiff:
 
The paint chip is "Daytona Blue Pearl Metallic".

Which car can you get that with? I feel like it looks similar to the corvette zr1 but idk. I've seen that color name before but dont remember what car
 
Which car can you get that with? I feel like it looks similar to the corvette zr1 but idk. I've seen that color name before but dont remember what car

Sorry I cant remember what car it came off of but the RX-8's "Winning Blue Metallic" is very similar.
 
Never looked over that rail, had no clue there was a stream there.
 
new user here..hope this is realistic enough..enjoy and tell me what you think..

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thats it for now !
 
One of my favorite cars, and favorite photos. I think this photo looks VERY real.

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Another one I like.

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These last few shots do not look very "Realistic" at all..
 
They look real enough to me. Some random guy standing on the track, not knowing how to pan with the cars. Makes sense.
 
My most realistic pictures (I think... :P)



 
These last few shots do not look very "Realistic" at all..

They look real enough to me. Some random guy standing on the track, not knowing how to pan with the cars. Makes sense.


Or you could offer the guy some advice to help him take better pics.

Try using Panning Mode 2 or 3. Take the little square at the center of the lens and place it on the car, then press square. This will focus the lens on the car, and the panning mode will follow the car as it moves, leaving you with a crisp car and blurred background, which creates the sense of speed you're looking for. Once you've hit square to set your focal point, you can move the camera around, if you don't want the subject of the shot dead center in the pic.
 
Or you could offer the guy some advice to help him take better pics.

Sorry if I came off destructive. I was considering the fact that he may have used Mode 1 purposely, and I was offering a real-life scenario where photos like that would happen.
 
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