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06/09/2011 03:46:26 PM · #1 |
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06/09/2011 03:50:12 PM · #2 |
You want to round-off the corners of the picture, something like a solidly-opaque vignette?
I think that should be OK in Advanced editing, as long as it follows the other guidelines, i.e. is a distinct border and not an extension of the photo background. |
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06/09/2011 03:56:11 PM · #3 |
Similar to this?
It did get a comment from the border patrol, but nobody challenged it's legality.
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06/09/2011 04:23:30 PM · #4 |
Yes...like this....is that ok?
Originally posted by Yo_Spiff:
Similar to this?
It did get a comment from the border patrol, but nobody challenged it's legality. |
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06/09/2011 04:29:16 PM · #5 |
Well, that was one of my entries. I felt it was legal, but it didn't get any validation requests either. I think as long as it is distinctly a border you are fine.
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06/09/2011 05:01:25 PM · #6 |
I think if you go back through challenges, there are a number of images that used non-rectangular images inside the rectangular image space. Sometimes, in fact, this is unavoidable; how do you accommodate a hemispherical fisheye image which is round by definition into a rectangular space for instance?
The thing to avoid is making the transition fuzzy enough that the outer perimeter is considered a vignette, not a border. I would not go much fuzzier than the example posted.
Edit for typo
ETA: I entered this many years ago, under more restrictive editing; see the fisheye comment above.
Message edited by author 2011-06-09 17:03:24.
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