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<blockquote data-quote="outlet15" data-source="post: 265083" data-attributes="member: 15929">So I have been doing a lot of research about automotive photography and automotive photojournalism, and I have been working with a friend to set up another photo shoot with his car (first attempt was more of a learning shoot.)&nbsp; Through out all my research however I had failed to come across this... Forza 5 photo mode.&nbsp; Check out this guys link and what he has done. --&gt; <a href="http://www.forzamotorsport.net/en-us/news/forza5_forzatography_special_jamey_price" target="_blank">http://www.forzamotorsport.net/en-us/news/forza5_forzatography_special_jamey_price</a>&nbsp;&nbsp; My buddy showed me this.&nbsp; I guess the photo mode has been around for some time, but with Forza 5 the detail is comparable to real photography, when set up right.&nbsp; It is a cool tool to help with ideas and learning about light setup in a natural light setting.&nbsp; FYI: the photographer for that link is a legit automotive photojournalist.&nbsp; He has a good gallery on his personal sight.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="outlet15, post: 265083, member: 15929"] So I have been doing a lot of research about automotive photography and automotive photojournalism, and I have been working with a friend to set up another photo shoot with his car (first attempt was more of a learning shoot.) Through out all my research however I had failed to come across this... Forza 5 photo mode. Check out this guys link and what he has done. --> [URL]http://www.forzamotorsport.net/en-us/news/forza5_forzatography_special_jamey_price[/URL] My buddy showed me this. I guess the photo mode has been around for some time, but with Forza 5 the detail is comparable to real photography, when set up right. It is a cool tool to help with ideas and learning about light setup in a natural light setting. FYI: the photographer for that link is a legit automotive photojournalist. He has a good gallery on his personal sight. [/QUOTE]

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