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Well, I looove skylines and I love Gran Turismo. Now, skylines in GT4 is nothing to write home about, there is only about 50 of them. But how about a GRAN TURISMO Skyline IN GRAN TURISMO?

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Inark, check out the difference in shutter speed in the following two photos:

Approx 1/4000

Approx 1/60

I got my r32 gtst for my first car and threw everything at it. Now its my B-spec learner car with the 3 different tune settings.  

How can you take pics of your car moving in the game? I have only taken still shots.

you go to either original circuits, city course, world circuits or dirt & snow and instead of free run, select photo drive, then go for a cruise. when the replay starts, u hit select when u want to take a photo and it will let you adjust all the photo settings like shutter speed, camera angle etc....

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