Gran Turismo 7's Photo Mode Makes Cars Look Better Than Real Life
The photo mode in Gran Turismo 7 seemingly makes digital cars look better than their real-world counterparts. Called Scapes in GT7, the photo mode allows players to travel worldwide to over 2000 places to take photos of their favorite car. Once there, the player has many options in photo mode and can customize every aspect of the image and explore options that would mostly be impossible to recreate using real-life photography. The intuitive photo options from Scapes can also be utilized during races, giving players more chances to showcase their win and their photo creativity.
One of PlayStation's biggest and most immersive franchises, Gran Turismo 7 will be the most advanced installment in the series yet. GT7 takes advantage of the PS5's DualSense controllers and the console's increased graphical capabilities, which can best be seen in its photo mode. Beyond Scapes and the race photo mode, GT7 offers an in-depth look into a specific car's history, its designs from people who have worked on them, and even a timeline of each brand of car dating back to their creation.
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Gran Turismo 7's photo mode showcases the graphical capabilities of the PlayStation 5, but it also adds to the game's sense of immersion. Photo mode is by no means a new feature in games, being integrated with almost every genre from God of War (2018) to Red Dead Redemption 2. However, photo mode can sometimes feel like more of an add-on than a fully-fledged feature. Not only will the technology help players feel like they're driving real cars in Gran Turismo 7, but its photo-realistic graphics may also make said vehicles even easier to admire than their real-life counterparts.
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