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July 31, 2008 at 2:56 am #17989ElsinoreKeymaster
That would work, too, though sometimes examples are helpful.
July 31, 2008 at 3:22 am #17990schneeParticipant* Combining exposures in post-processing is not allowed (e.g. HDR,
stitching, stacking negative, &c – not allowed). However,
multiple exposures produced in-camera are always acceptable.split the diff.
July 31, 2008 at 3:52 am #17991RcMacStudentParticipantYou hit it right on the head Schnee.
July 31, 2008 at 4:21 am #17992schneeParticipantOK, together again for the first time, here is the new The Rules proposal:
* What are acceptable and unacceptable modifications?
** These are the submission guidelines for all Farktography contests,
unless otherwise stated in a theme description.
* Submissions must be photographs. Screen captures do not count as
photographs.
* You must be the original photographer of your entry. Do not
submit anyone else's photography as your own.
* You are only allowed to enter a photograph once. Do not submit
the same photo to another contest later.
* Up to 3 photos can be entered into each contest, as long as each
photo is of a different composition. Please post each photo
separately so they can be voted for individually.
** General Guidelines:
* Gross compositional changes are bad. No adding Elvis, no erasing
utility lines
* Image corrections are accepted. Color correction? Perspective? Pin
cushion? Unsightly blemishes? Stray hairs falling over your
model's alabaster face? Fix these. That's cool.
** Unacceptable Modifications:
* Combining exposures in post-processing is not allowed (e.g. HDR,
stitching, stacking negative, &c - not allowed). However,
multiple exposures produced in-camera are always acceptable.
* Removing or adding objects or textures via cloning or copying -
no removing of utility wires, no inserting images of Elvis
If you have any questions about the acceptable modifications, or if
you'd just like to chat and learn more about photography, feel free to
drop by the forums at Farktography.net or email
questions@farktography.net.
July 31, 2008 at 4:35 am #17993ElsinoreKeymasterCan we say value correction, e.g. “Color or value correction?” to hit Deaconblues’s original proposal? Just to be clear…
Also, there’s something about the phrase “compositional changes”…a recrop is (or can be) a pretty drastic compositional change, but that’s certainly allowable. Hmmm what about “Gross Compositional changes, particularly those that involve adding or removing elements of the photo are bad. No adding Elvis, no erasing utility lines, etc etc.” Sorta wordy, but a little more specific.
July 31, 2008 at 3:38 pm #17994schneeParticipant* What are acceptable and unacceptable modifications?
** These are the Submission Guidelines for all Farktography Contests,
unless otherwise stated in a theme description.
* Submissions must be photographs. Screen captures do not count as
photographs.
* You must be the original photographer of your entry. Do not
submit anyone else's photography as your own.
* You are only allowed to enter a photograph once. Do not submit
the same photo to another contest later.
* Up to 3 photos can be entered into each contest, as long as each
photo is of a different composition. Please post each photo
separately so they can be voted for individually.
** General Photographic Guidelines:
* Compositional changes, particularly those that involve adding or
removing elements of the photo, are bad. No adding Elvis, no erasing
utility lines.
* Image corrections are accepted. Color or value correction?
Perspective? Pin cushion? Unsightly blemishes? Stray hairs
falling over your model's alabaster face? Fix these. That's cool.
** Unacceptable Modifications:
* Combining exposures in post-processing is not allowed (e.g. HDR,
stitching, stacking negative, &c - not allowed). However,
multiple exposures produced in-camera are always acceptable.
* Removing or adding compositional objects or textures via cloning
or copying. Cropping is fine, but no removing the branch that
seems to be growing out of Aunt Edna's head.
* DO NOT divide by zero
If you have any questions about the acceptable modifications, or if
you'd just like to chat and learn more about photography, feel free to
drop by the forums at Farktography.net or email
questions@farktography.net.July 31, 2008 at 3:57 pm #17995ElsinoreKeymasterThe “DO NOT divide by zero” makes it. I think we might have a winnar.
July 31, 2008 at 4:00 pm #17996schneeParticipantThe “DO NOT divide by zero” makes it. I think we might have a winnar.
July 31, 2008 at 4:04 pm #17997ElsinoreKeymasterUhhh I was told there’d be no math.
July 31, 2008 at 5:10 pm #17998SilverStagParticipantI’m good with that last set.
July 31, 2008 at 5:13 pm #17999ElsinoreKeymasterShall we put it to a vote on the polls board? Maybe have it time limited–a week or two at most?
Someone call the question 😉
July 31, 2008 at 5:19 pm #18000SilverStagParticipantSomeone call the question 😉
Do you have a phone number for it? 😀
July 31, 2008 at 5:29 pm #18001ElsinoreKeymasterSmartass…..
😛
Would someone prefer to make a motion? 😉
Shit, you’ll do something with that, too. Nevermind.
😆
July 31, 2008 at 6:22 pm #18002schneeParticipantsure, run with a time-limited poll for one week.
July 31, 2008 at 6:38 pm #18003ElsinoreKeymasterOne quick question, would it be good to leave this in the rules:
NOTE:
While the above modifications are allowed for Farktography, you should
strive to keep your results in the realm of the realistic. For
example, the contrast and saturation tools can yield cartoonish
results when cranked up to their maximum strength. Such use of these
otherwise acceptable tools is discouraged and may subject your
photograph to disqualification.? (with slight rewording to recognize that we’re not listing a bunch of acceptable modifications any longer)
Or do we care that much? I’d kinda like to see that (or some shorter statement to the effect) left in to keep us from getting people running amok with processsing…
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