Dang Dunkee that 69 Camaro is sick!! Nice work and nice cars in here. You can see all my cars in this thread. https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=95179 Yes I also have the Ken Gushi design on the 68 Mustang.
Here are a couple sneak peaks at those cars. IMPORTANT NOTE TO EVERYONE!! Please turn aperture all the way down to get much better backround pics.
Thanks I tried to mimic a prostreet diecast I have..still working on it trying to get my skills up. I remember seeing your Forza 1 cars..put them on auction soon as I build up my moneys I'm going crazy!
Joe8, ease up on the triple posting, use the edit button.
And personally, turning the apeture up doesn't make it look any better if you left it alone and kept a blurry background. Having the blurry back to me makes it seem more realistic, like I actually took the shot with the focus on the car.
Joe8, ease up on the triple posting, use the edit button.
And personally, turning the apeture up doesn't make it look any better if you left it alone and kept a blurry background. Having the blurry back to me makes it seem more realistic, like I actually took the shot with the focus on the car.
I was saying to turn the aperture DOWN. Down makes the scenery and the backround look perfectly clear instead of blurry. If you like blurry backround leave apeture up. If you like clear beautiful scenery turn it down.
I was saying to turn the aperture DOWN. Down makes the scenery and the backround look perfectly clear instead of blurry. If you like blurry backround leave apeture up. If you like clear beautiful scenery turn it down.
Which is exactly what will happen. From a professional sense though, blurry backgrounds keep the attention of the viewer on the subject matter at hand - the car. This isn't the "Ansel Adam's Simulator"
Nice looking cars though, and I like how things are staying clean but unique.
Can someone do an IS350 up for me? I don't own the game but I have played it a bit and just am wondering how the IS350 can look through the various options in the game.
I actually saw that Clint Eastwood car in the Auction house. Very impressive work that person did. I cant wait to do my Gone in 60 seconds Tribute car. I know I will have over 24-30 hours into it.
You use a series of vinyls in varying shapes to "draw" your designs. You manipulate the sizes, rotations, and slants of the shapes to make other types of shapes. I know it doesn't sound very good but actually it is quite fun and genius really. I know Forza 2 is much better than Forza 1 in the design studio--but even in Forza 1 you can create almost anything.
You use a series of vinyls in varying shapes to "draw" your designs. You manipulate the sizes, rotations, and slants of the shapes to make other types of shapes. I know it doesn't sound very good but actually it is quite fun and genius really. I know Forza 2 is much better than Forza 1 in the design studio--but even in Forza 1 you can create almost anything.
I also have a fleet of E36 M3s of the same ilk that I'm currently selling. Tonight I'm going to finish off my latest rozzer project - Techart Polizei 997...
(he's the RX-7)
