DIRT is part of Colin McRae series. That's what I've been talking about.

As for EA, it depends, some of the game is very arcade style, some is more realistic; NFS: High Stakes is pretty good, then Underground I and then Underground II. Later, they went arcade style, like Hot Pursuit, it's more on fun instead. It depends on the series, some is more towards arcade, some more toward realistic,... but one thing lah, the opponent is never realistic, their NOS cannot finish one, no matter how good you are, even you turn off "catch up", they will catch up one. I remember the last few race in Underground I or II, there is like very long track per lap and there is like 7~8 laps, you can drive clean stay in no. 1 position, pull far away, when you're near the finish line on each lap, you look at the map, the opponent like on FULL NOS, fly to you. I even make them crash or whatever, they can catch up when going to the finishing line. The worst is the traffic, it will choose the best time, the last lap near finishing line, they will appear to block you when you're flying so fast. That's the annoying part, worst when it's a continuous race.

Using cheap filter will give you those reflection problem, especially for night shot.

You got the prime 50mm f1.8. Sure you'll love it... only problem is you need to walkaroind to zoom, and also cannot shoot wide angle.

EDIT: The cheap meaning quality wise.

This post has been edited by Andy214: Dec 23 2010, 05:20 PM