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09/29/2010 04:29:57 AM · #26 |
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09/29/2010 04:48:41 AM · #27 |
Originally posted by vawendy:
I really liked mine -- I thought it was so cool.
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I'm sure it is cool. To be honest I think they're all cool. Some amazing stuff in there. Good turnout as well, which shows how interesting this is and how much fun people had with it.
This is the first time I've ever done this, mostly because I'm afraid of hearing what a gimmicky processing job turning a digital photo into a negative is, but like yours, my image is a lot better because of it.
I honestly waited until the end of the night before I pulled out the three shots I took all week (yes, that busy) to see if any of them would work, and no matter what it pulls as far as a score, I had fun playing with it.
Another learning experience courtesy of DPC. |
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09/30/2010 04:08:14 PM · #28 |
| Will anyone notice if I invert my negative entry for the September FS? And if I do, will the score also be inverted? Because that would definitely help. |
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09/30/2010 04:30:01 PM · #29 |
Originally posted by bohemka:
Will anyone notice if I invert my negative entry for the September FS? And if I do, will the score also be inverted? Because that would definitely help. |
The score would be irrelevant, because the image would be disqualified -- you can't use the same image in more than one challenge, regardless of how defferently-processed it might be. You could use a similar image (e.g. from the same session), though ... I can't say whether people would notice. |
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09/30/2010 04:59:25 PM · #30 |
| Thanks, Paul. More of a bad joke than a serious question. I wouldn't recognize half the photos in the negative challenge if I had a chance to see them in their true colors. |
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09/30/2010 06:25:48 PM · #31 |
Originally posted by bohemka:
Thanks, Paul. More of a bad joke than a serious question. |
I figured, but I'm always concerned that a newbie might come across your post and get the wrong idea, so I like add a clarification if possible. |
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