Pics/ desktops? *Large pics sorry!

[240SXSlideStar]

What's aperture?

Edit: nvm, I found what it was, but how come it doesn't seem to change the pic? I took a picture at 22 and one at 1.4 and it came out the same.

[slideways...]

i believe its how narrow the focus is
when you set it high(i think), the backround details are as sharp as the middle, and if you set it low(i think) most of the pic is fuzzy except just the middle focus area

[240SXSlideStar]

Well I read up on it and it seems that it's a lense in the camera that lets the light threw, more or less light is caught my the camera. Like the pupil in your eye. So at night you want a higher aperture and in the day tme you want a lower one (or vice versa, i dunno) but it doesnt seem to change anything in GT4.

[slideways...]

ooooohhhhh right i forgot
ok yeah at maximum the corners should be somewhat blackened. its kind of hard to tell but on a lighter pic you can see


sorry for the mistake i see all those big words on the screen and i get confused

[240SXSlideStar]

lol, actually, it was a night pic, i guess thats why i didnt see a diff, my D1GP FC3S drifting a corner with a 2 foot flame coming out the tail pipe lol

[Hit_N_Run-player]

heres a few more...

[RiotGearOnline]

Yeah, apature is how small or big the opening of the shutter is on the camera. So, this in turn effects how much is in focus. A big apature is 1.4 and a small one is 22. Its backwards, I know, but that is how it is. A good example is my pics at the start of this thread. The one of the cams is 1.4. That is why only part of the cam is in focus.

[240SXSlideStar]

Is it possible to take picures in races against other cars? Or is it only in the picture mode that cost 3$?

[XeVeNskyLiNE]

Yea, you can do a multiple car shot, all you have to do is save the replay then go back to it and it'll be like the regular photo drive mode.