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06/12/2014 03:18:05 PM · #26 |
I like the idea of such a perverse challenge, but see no reason that if you can convince the viewer that you used T/S lens through Photoshop wizardry that it should be illegal. If it has to be done strictly in camera it narrows the pool of competitors quite a bit.
The 10 second challenge and this would be a nice return to the more technical/learning challenges of the past, as opposed to the subject driven/treasure hunt challenges we have seen a great many of lately. |
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06/12/2014 03:45:05 PM · #27 |
Originally posted by BrennanOB:
I like the idea of such a perverse challenge, but see no reason that if you can convince the viewer that you used T/S lens through Photoshop wizardry that it should be illegal. If it has to be done strictly in camera it narrows the pool of competitors quite a bit.
The 10 second challenge and this would be a nice return to the more technical/learning challenges of the past, as opposed to the subject driven/treasure hunt challenges we have seen a great many of lately. |
In my initial suggestion I suggested Advanced Editing. Would what you describe be legal in advanced? I was under the impression that it would be but I am horrible at the editing side of things and understanding the rule sets. I break it down like this minimal==OOC, advanced=can do HDR, and expert=Gyaban or Samantha win. ;)
Message edited by author 2014-06-12 15:46:12. |
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06/12/2014 03:54:29 PM · #28 |
Originally posted by chazoe:
In my initial suggestion I suggested Advanced Editing. Would what you describe be legal in advanced? I was under the impression that it would be but I am horrible at the editing side of things and understanding the rule sets. |
The "tilt/shift" effect can be legally emulated in Photoshop under the advanced editing rules, yes. |
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06/12/2014 04:05:58 PM · #29 |
Yes, this will be a nice challenge !
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06/13/2014 12:25:23 AM · #30 |
| Sweet. This is the first time one of my suggestions has become a challenge. I sorta feel some pressure now. |
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06/13/2014 02:19:26 AM · #31 |
| If the wheels come off, we know who's house to bring the torches and pitchforks to. |
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06/13/2014 05:00:11 AM · #32 |
| Analog EFX Pro 2 has nics TS effects but not sure if legal. I know I can turn off the textures but not sure what else is being done. |
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06/13/2014 07:11:28 AM · #33 |
 chazoe
It's nice to be heard! Its great! I am excited about this |
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