Ken

Needs more gauges, and a red fighter jet toggle switch. :nods:

Sweet Recaros. :) Since it seems like I'm getting more decal orders from other people and businesses, I finally decided to upgrade my phone. The left one is obviously the old one. I gave it racing stripes because "Race phone", and leftover scrap decal vinyls. :lol: Old: Virgin Mobile Arc New: Virgin Mobile LG Optimus V http://i944.photobucket.com/albums/ad289/westwingturbos/100_4402.jpg

Dude shut up, these are actually good. :lol:

Awww cheahhh, awesome! :D

Aww yeah, you got it gurrl! :lol: EDIT: Close enough lol

I'm liking the colors on the R8 picture.

You need more Ferrari 328 GTO pics, that car is hot.

Hahaha, not bad at all. Getting better. ;)

You can try this one, but I suggest to get rid of the square part on the upper left corner. http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/0903/m46n2438_ritter.jpg Also, I tend to use something along the lines of color dodge, vivid light or whatever layer settings so that all you see is just the white speckles and the black background gone. And I use the eraser tool on about 40% opacity with a high feathering setting. Not only that, but if you see any stars that have more brightness as in you see it look more like a diamond I erase those completely.

You're welcome, I also forgot one more Beamer photo.

Shpanks. :D And some before and after to perhaps maybe make you see or figure out the things I've done. http://i944.photobucket.com/albums/ad289/westwingturbos/GT5/BMW/NrburgringNordschleife_9.jpg http://i944.photobucket.com/albums/ad289/westwingturbos/GT5/BMW/NrburgringNordschleife_5.jpg I've used brown or brown/gold gradient layer and set it between 20%-40% opacity and used different types of layer formats like vivid light, soft light, overlay, screen etc. I also used 105mm lens flare and omni light rendering. Also desaturated the original picture by about half and added some warm photo filter as well as a mix of cyan/green filter to the warm filter. Them did some light exposure editing, sharpen, brightness and contrast, and did some star picture overlay. I hope this gives you some ideas, hints and clues as to what I did. It's pretty much just experimenting is what I've been doing. Hope you get all this, have fun. :lol:

My god, you perhaps took one of the most important problems from that game. Now I can't think of any other ones. Well played my friend. :lol:

:hmmm: Not too shabby, but it seems the pics are a bit too dark. Just sayin' :lol:.

Mine is Flamedogg.

What the?! You on there too? :lol:

Yes, these were photoshopped, but the photos in GT5 are more like good bases of what I can do to edit the pictures.

Lots of experimenting with colors, a gradient layer, cool colored photo filters, lens flares, and the particles in the air is actually a high resolution photo of stars set in a certain overlay. ;)

Alright, I'll stop for awhile. :lol:

80's yo:

330i shots are fairly decent I must say. :D

The clutch feels more like a button rather than an actual clutch. It's either fully engaged or disengaged, you can't feather it off or on. I have the G25. Also, the force feedback in my opinion seems quite strong constantly even on lowest settings. If you have ever driven a car without power steering and tried to turn it once you got the car rolling, at that moment the wheel in GT5 will feel just like that all the time. If you don't lower that setting, the force feedback will throw the wheel around even with little turning and you'll be really fighting the wheel at every corner. But this is just a Logitech G25 point of view.

I don't think anyone is going to go for this theme.

Mb, I like the words said after you passed the SLS. :lol:

Yeah I'll have to shrink it down a bit next time.

Thanks guys! :D Got a few more, this time a standard car: