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10/05/2004 04:48:27 AM · #1 |
I was wondering if a certain border that I sometimes use is legal re. editing rules of the open challenges.
The border I am talking about is semi transperant and I get it by stroking with a width of let's say 20 pixels and opasity of 50% (or less)
This is what I mean: 
(I know it is not the right border for this subject, but I needed some kind of example :-)
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10/05/2004 04:54:36 AM · #2 |
yes i am quite certain it is, i have seen it before in challenges
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10/05/2004 05:46:32 AM · #3 |
No the border police will open a can of whoopass on you.
/proud member. ;)
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10/05/2004 06:16:08 AM · #4 |
I believe it would be illegal in an open challenge but fine in a members challenge.
It is like dodge or burn the alteration is selective rather than on the entire image.
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10/05/2004 09:37:32 AM · #5 |
Originally posted by Jinjit:
I was wondering if a certain border that I sometimes use is legal re. editing rules of the open challenges ... I get it by stroking with a width of let's say 20 pixels and opasity of 50% (or less). |
That technique (SelectAll; stroke at < 100% opacity) should be a legal border for all challenges. Historically, it is not all that popular with the voters though. |
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