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11/11/2011 09:21:11 AM · #1 |
So I have been planning a specific shot for a while now but, it spans over a couple of days/months and all the images would be taken from the exact same place of the same exact scene.
If there was a challenge that I wanted to enter this image into, would it be legal to enter the image if portions of the shot were taken before the submission deadline began even if the majority of the image would be comprised of shots taken during the allowed submission period?
Also, if I were to take a long exposure shot at around 11:59PM and it lasted into 12:00AM the next day and an entry period began 12:00AM of that day. Could I enter the image as the camera was still taking the picture during the allowed submission dates?
(I guess that's the same point as #1?)
This one i'm pretty sure wouldn't be allowed.. But it doesn't hurt to ask (Or does it)..
Would it be legal to enter a still from a spliced movie file?? The rules state, an entry must be a jpeg file taken from a Digital Camera.. Just like a photo is taken in raw and then converted, can an .avi file be spliced and converted into a .jpeg file as an entry?
Thoughts
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Message edited by author 2011-11-11 09:21:46. |
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11/11/2011 09:24:58 AM · #2 |
[quote=IAmEliKatz] So I have been planning a specific shot for a while now but, it spans over a couple of days/months and all the images would be taken from the exact same place of the same exact scene.
If there was a challenge that I wanted to enter this image into, would it be legal to enter the image if portions of the shot were taken before the submission deadline began even if the majority of the image would be comprised of shots taken during the allowed submission period?
Nope.
Also, if I were to take a long exposure shot at around 11:59PM and it lasted into 12:00AM the next day and an entry period began 12:00AM of that day. Could I enter the image as the camera was still taking the picture during the allowed submission dates?
(I guess that's the same point as #1?)
It all depends on the date recorded in the exif.
This one i'm pretty sure wouldn't be allowed.. But it doesn't hurt to ask (Or does it)..
Would it be legal to enter a still from a spliced movie file?? The rules state, an entry must be a jpeg file taken from a Digital Camera.. Just like a photo is taken in raw and then converted, can an .avi file be spliced and converted into a .jpeg file as an entry?
no since there is no exif data associated with pulling a still frame out of video.
Message edited by author 2011-11-11 09:25:15. |
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11/11/2011 09:35:25 AM · #3 |
to add, you could probably only enter this into a free study unless you were able to shoehorn a few of the shots into a challenge going on when you took the shots, but unless its expert editing be careful with combining multiple exposures unless its for HDR.
to much changing between shots, and im not sure how lighting counts, but you could be in line for a DQ. |
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11/11/2011 09:36:47 AM · #4 |
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11/13/2011 01:54:04 AM · #5 |
Bumped for another question.. I understand that using more than one shot in an image is considered illegal unless it is the same shot to use for HDR or expert editing.. But can one just use mirrors to alter the view of what the cameras sees? I know its a gray area but just curious about it as an idea for a shot came to mind.
Eta , I guess not as "You may combine up to ten captures of the same basic scene" still overrides as I would be adding different scenes even if the camera didn't move..
Message edited by author 2011-11-13 01:54:16. |
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