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06/15/2011 10:16:24 PM · #1 |
just wanted to get some feedback...
is it common, rare, or a no-no to enter an image in the Free Study that is a variant of an image that was entered into another challenge the same month? say, for instance, one done with a single exposure and pp under Basic Editing rules, and another version that was done using HDR?
thanks in advance for your thoughts.
-mefnj |
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06/15/2011 10:19:26 PM · #2 |
| Check out the last free study ribbon (I think second) and the first place winner of color on color. |
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06/15/2011 10:19:37 PM · #3 |
You can do whatever you want, as long as it is different photos. You cannot reuse the same exact image, but you can use extremely similar images from a shoot.
However, if it's pretty close to an entry, I wouldn't do it. A lot of people frown on it. Though I have certainly seen practically the same exact image win a challenge and win a free study. Just personal opinion. |
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06/15/2011 11:39:22 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by mefnj:
say, for instance, one done with a single exposure and pp under Basic Editing rules, and another version that was done using HDR? |
In this circumstance you would need to make sure that the original you entered under Basic is not one of the source images used for the HDR version -- you would have to use a completely separate set of original source images.
Other than that, it is fine (legally) to use separate originals from the same shoot in different challenges, even if nearly identical; for example, shooting a still-life in burst mode ... however, as mentioned, people who vote in both challenges probably won't approve ... |
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