May I ask where you took the FXO/FXR dashboard and rear seat textures from?

Great pictures, except the last one. That's simply stunning!

These are some seriously cool panning shots!

Had the chance to shoot a local Autocross event this weekend. It was a blast!


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Thank you all, I found a buyer near my location. Thread can be closed.

... because its optical encoder wheel is broken and I got a new wheel instead.

Is it a pile of junk or is anybody interested in some parts? Pedals and shifter still working flawlessly!

Cheers

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It's been ages since I shot a rally.

These must be some of the most spectacular rallye photos I've ever seen. Jaw-droppingly beautiful. All of them! Composition, details, colours, framing - a lot of things are showcased here to learn from you. Keep up this astonishing work!

Thanks for all the heads ups!

This time something a bit more abstract:

Glad you're liking these!

Here's one more from this series:



And an older one:


For more, you're kindly invited to visiting my flickr stream!

@Silverracer: Great avatar, btw!

What a great location you found there! I discovered something similar in my area as well which is great fun for any shooting!

Had some "tunnel fun" recently, not sitting in the driver's seat once in a while:

Thanks a lot. Your pictures of this event are great as well and quite atmospheric!

Got the first half of the eclipse on camera as well, but unfortunately had to work during the second half.

Just upgraded to a 7D and already having a blast with it. The autofocus alone is so much more precise and way quicker than the 450D's, and there are many other great things to discover! Processing speed of longtime exposures also is waaaaay faster!

Which proves once more that us Germans have absolutely no sense of humour.

That's the job for car 0.5 which actually is a bike. For god's sake the winters here in this region are quite mild.

Well ... it's car one, actually.

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Found out there's quite a few owners in my area, here's another from today:

Wow! Mine would perfectly fit in there, but unfortunately it's not my car two.

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I played rF the other day (I wanted to try something on the Silverstone National circuit, and I don't have any other 'sim' with that config). My god it's bad. The sounds and graphics have dated (fair enough), but the physics are laughable. Over the years I did try some of the apparently good mods, any whilst they sort of managed to get around the worst of the physics engine deficiencies (probably by some other means than realistic inputs), they were still fatally flawed.

I guess it's okay as a simulator if you never ask it to simulate cars on a track. That seems to be the one thing it can't actually do.

Maybe it's a bit off topic, but have you ever tried Game Stock Car (GSC Extreme in its newest incarnation)? I'd love to hear your opinion on that.

Cheers

Great news, welcome back!

Enzo Prototype?

Thanks, I found quite some bits as well. The values found here work good for a start in green/magenta. Needs some fine tuning for everyone's screen and glasses, though.

In short, this is what to put in your anaglyph.psh:

Out.Colour.r = L.r * -0.062f + L.g * -0.158f + L.b * -0.039f + R.r * 0.529f + R.g * 0.705f + R.b * 0.024f;
Out.Colour.g = L.r * 0.284f + L.g * 0.668f + L.b * 0.143f + R.r * -0.016f + R.g * -0.015f + R.b * -0.065f;
Out.Colour.b = L.r * -0.015f + L.g * -0.027f + L.b * 0.021f + R.r * 0.009f + R.g * 0.075f + R.b * 0.937f;
Out.Colour.a = 1.0f;

Edit: @Neilser: Great minds think alike, don't they?

It's great that you put the optional anaglyph mode in LFS!

Can anybody explain how to edit "Anaglyph.psh" to make it work with magenta-green glasses as well? I don't quite understand how to work with this file ...

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smove, that's a fantastic shot.

Thanks a lot, much appreciated. It was by far the most stressing shot I ever took at a starting grid. Finding an "empty" place next to the track and hoping that nobody will "freeze" in front of the camera during exposure or simply runs it over. Probably the longest 30 seconds of my life.