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03/21/2005 07:46:09 PM · #1 |
What about a challenge with NO editing at all whatsoever allowed? like a flashback to film photography. Just a thought!! what yall think?
~~SiSi
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03/21/2005 07:48:26 PM · #2 |
Sounds good, although I do love photoshop. By the way waht is film?
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03/21/2005 07:49:36 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by okiesisi:
What about a challenge with NO editing at all whatsoever allowed? like a flashback to film photography. Just a thought!! what yall think?
~~SiSi |
There was editing in film photography - it's called the dark room, and it's called burning and dodging. those terms game from film. not photoshop.
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03/21/2005 07:49:50 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by Travis99:
By the way waht is film? |
It's that coating you have on your tongue when you wake up in the morning. |
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03/21/2005 07:51:13 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by aronya1:
Originally posted by Travis99:
By the way waht is film? |
It's that coating you have on your tongue when you wake up in the morning. |
I hate that feeling! |
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03/21/2005 07:51:28 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by aronya1:
Originally posted by Travis99:
By the way waht is film? |
It's that coating you have on your tongue when you wake up in the morning. |
Lol and your teeth too.
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03/21/2005 07:52:16 PM · #7 |
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03/21/2005 08:02:38 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by okiesisi:
What about a challenge with NO editing at all whatsoever allowed? like a flashback to film photography. Just a thought!! what yall think?
~~SiSi |
What about in camera processing, would that be allowed?
For instance, my jpg files from the 20D can look very different from the unprocessed RAW files.
With RAW files, are you allowed to even change light balance, or must it remain "as shot"?
But then you'll get the curly ones .... the 20D can process, in camera, and produce b&W, sepia, various tones ... not as well as PS but they would still be directly out of the camera. If those were not allowed, then would in camera sharpening etc be allowed?
I think this would be a great challenge, I am not trashing your idea at all ... but I think the limits would need a fair deal of defining ... although the easy solution there would be "anything that comes directly out of the camera" maybe.
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03/21/2005 08:06:49 PM · #9 |
so i droped X$ on a digital camera so i could have the advantage on NO editing???????
lol sounds fun but as before mentioned there is the darkroom in film and u can do more stuff in it then even this site allows under advanced....its just harder and not usaly done by amitures
_bran(i love the good 'ole film, LPs, and real to real)do_
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03/21/2005 09:35:30 PM · #10 |
This challenge suggestion comes up every so often, it obviously has appeal. It's been discussed enough to get pretty specific on the details. Only editing allowed would be 90 degree rotation, cropping, resizing and resampling to get it within challenge size limits; shoot in JPG, not RAW; no borders. Did I leave anything out?
I think it's time to go ahead and do it.
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03/21/2005 09:46:33 PM · #11 |
| I don't really use photoshop. I try not too. I also have Gimp. I like to use the program that came with my camera! I only do basic stuff.. like lighting, contrast, and minor color enhancing. Of course sharpening and cropping. But I hardly ever clone, or use multi layers. I know how, I just don't like tampering with my photos for some reason. |
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03/21/2005 09:51:35 PM · #12 |
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03/21/2005 09:51:57 PM · #13 |
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03/21/2005 10:18:26 PM · #14 |
Originally posted by coolhar:
This challenge suggestion comes up every so often, it obviously has appeal. It's been discussed enough to get pretty specific on the details. Only editing allowed would be 90 degree rotation, cropping, resizing and resampling to get it within challenge size limits; shoot in JPG, not RAW; no borders. Did I leave anything out?
I think it's time to go ahead and do it. |
No colour correcting, like a 1-hour lab does.
No exposure adjustment, like a 1 hour lab does.
I think you got everything, bar all the things traditionally done in point and shoot photography. |
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03/23/2005 09:29:22 AM · #15 |
Originally posted by atsxus:
Originally posted by okiesisi:
What about a challenge with NO editing at all whatsoever allowed? like a flashback to film photography. Just a thought!! what yall think?
~~SiSi |
There was editing in film photography - it's called the dark room, and it's called burning and dodging. those terms game from film. not photoshop. |
Oh ya all ran to our own personal dark room with our film developing colour film, burning & dodging away ;-) |
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03/23/2005 09:36:10 AM · #16 |
| Actually I'm a complete twit when it comes to anything beyond basic editing. I'm stuck shooting jpegs so most layering is out of the question. I use Microsoft Picture It - trying to figure out Gimp - so even with Advanced editing challenges - no can do. |
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03/23/2005 09:57:21 AM · #17 |
3 pager on this very suggestion here
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