The Realistic Photo Thread
- Thread starter Kamuifanboy
- 495 comments
- 76,348 views
- 894
- Mill Creek, WA
- HighSeasHoMastr
- HighSeasHoMastr
Here's some of my shots:
- 12,911
- Cambridge
- Moglet85
- Moglet
That's awesome 👍
- 894
- Mill Creek, WA
- HighSeasHoMastr
- HighSeasHoMastr
I have a bigshot of that too, but I can't find anywhere that will let me upload it... 
- 4,022
- Cincinnati, OH
Doesn't matter if the lid is the only part that is gold. The car is worth like a million or more USD. A little bit of gold vs a lot of car. Again, might as well just nick the whole car.
- 824
- England
- rhys159
CAMAROBOY69
Premium
- 18,567
- Michigan
- CAMAROBOY69
I think this front pic of the Gullwing is the most realistic pic I have taken. 
- 4,022
- Cincinnati, OH
- 18
Yea lol fixed it 👍
MagpieRacer
Premium
- 17,716
- Wymondham, Norfolk
- Seagull_Racer
- 2,191
- San Francisco,
- machate-man
- dowby
- 247
Clean shot of my new RUF, my baby!
- 4,022
- Cincinnati, OH
- 10,898
- Plymouth, UK
- motorforum
Because those artistic techniques are not straight-up photographic realism. If you were asked to take a picture of an item for use in an encyclopaedia and came back with a tilt-shift abstract image you'd have missed the point of photo-realism entirely.
Photo-realism is capturing an image in the exact way the eye sees it; tilt-shift, high-contrast, over-saturated, vignetted images etc are not photo-realism.
Photo-realism is capturing an image in the exact way the eye sees it; tilt-shift, high-contrast, over-saturated, vignetted images etc are not photo-realism.
- 9,295
- Duisburg
Oh, really?
Photorealism, and you can look that up if you want to, too, is also used when reffering to rendered graphics that replicate the real world well enough that the onlooker is fooled into believing that the picture is indeed a real photo. The term was, of course, derived from the artistic style of photorealism which strives to create an artificial picture that, again, replicates a real photo close enough to fool someone into thinking it is just that.
So, yes, this thread is indeed very spot on with what's being shown. Besides, go and take a loook at, say, Speedhunters and the kind of pictures you're seeing there and tell me whether they're just trying to take pictures that could "appear in an encyclopedia".
Wikipedia
Photorealism, and you can look that up if you want to, too, is also used when reffering to rendered graphics that replicate the real world well enough that the onlooker is fooled into believing that the picture is indeed a real photo. The term was, of course, derived from the artistic style of photorealism which strives to create an artificial picture that, again, replicates a real photo close enough to fool someone into thinking it is just that.
So, yes, this thread is indeed very spot on with what's being shown. Besides, go and take a loook at, say, Speedhunters and the kind of pictures you're seeing there and tell me whether they're just trying to take pictures that could "appear in an encyclopedia".
- 4,022
- Cincinnati, OH
- 17
This is probably the most realistic shot I have so far
& is my current entry to a comp I'm running on fm.net (no editing just in game sliders)
& is my current entry to a comp I'm running on fm.net (no editing just in game sliders)
- 103
- Crazy-J
- 247
Though this was a cool pic!
CAMAROBOY69
Premium
- 18,567
- Michigan
- CAMAROBOY69
Bushido Haku, That Cuda pic looks really good. What photo comp did you enter that into?
- 10,403
- GTP_Spag69
- spagetti69
https://twitter.com/tcbspagetti/status/128556344155447296
Does this work? I'm messing about on my mobile.
Does this work? I'm messing about on my mobile.
Similar threads
- Sticky
