Battou
TPF junkie!
- Joined
- May 10, 2007
- Messages
- 8,047
- Reaction score
- 66
- Location
- Slapamonkey, New York
- Website
- www.photo-lucidity.com
- Can others edit my Photos
- Photos NOT OK to edit
Any one here play around with that?
*EDIT*
After discussion with a moderator we came to the conclution this should go here. For those who are curious as to what these are, They are in the simplest terms, photos from a simulator. It's a side quest (for lack of a better way of saying it) on a video game. The games primary function is that of a racing game, this function was added so players of the game could take pictures of their favorite cars and what not and print them out on their home computer, I just took it to a diffrent level as one of my primary photographic interests is automotive. The games creator is such a sticler for accuracy the side quest is almost as realilistic a simulaton as the game it self. The images are created on a video game as opposed to actual photography methods but, given that one does need some photography insight to get good results due to the photo mode working in the same manner as a dSLR I play around with it a lot as a means of composition R&D.
*EDIT*
After discussion with a moderator we came to the conclution this should go here. For those who are curious as to what these are, They are in the simplest terms, photos from a simulator. It's a side quest (for lack of a better way of saying it) on a video game. The games primary function is that of a racing game, this function was added so players of the game could take pictures of their favorite cars and what not and print them out on their home computer, I just took it to a diffrent level as one of my primary photographic interests is automotive. The games creator is such a sticler for accuracy the side quest is almost as realilistic a simulaton as the game it self. The images are created on a video game as opposed to actual photography methods but, given that one does need some photography insight to get good results due to the photo mode working in the same manner as a dSLR I play around with it a lot as a means of composition R&D.