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04/07/2004 01:35:40 AM · #26 |
Originally posted by lenkphotos:
Originally posted by josevillacorte:
My photo, which i used selective saturation on, for the current open challenge was validated. |
By 'selective saturation' do you mean that you made a selection on the image and then applied hues/saturation, ...or did you use 'selective colors'? (I'm assuming you're using Photoshop 7 or CS.) |
Desaturated certain colors which is legal for basic editing... using Photoshop Elements.
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04/07/2004 09:44:11 AM · #27 |
Originally posted by LtHousLady:
To clear up this question permanently, maybe it should be specifically listed in what is allowed in basic editing. |
Honestly, I think that is the worst way the rules could go.
Along that road is a list of every tool and every button in every tool and every menu item you are allowed to use.
Personally I think the rules should be heading in the opposite direction entirely from that.
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04/07/2004 10:04:50 AM · #28 |
As long as the colour adjustments being discussed here are applied to the image as a whole, I personally consider it should be legal in the basic ruleset, since it has the same effect as the hue/sat etc controls, which are definitely legal.
Since there are many different graphics programs in use by submitters, we have to write rules to cover general processes, rather than application-specific functions.
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