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11/01/2004 07:56:22 PM · #1 |
Hi Everyone,
I had uploaded some prints to a stock site and got several rejected due to over-filtering. One of them was not post processed at all as far as I recall, however, it was taken with the "sepia" setting on my camera. Does this mean that if I ever set to b&W or sepia while taking the original photo that it will be construed as having been "filtered"? Just wanted to know before I take anymore that way. Thanks:)
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11/01/2004 07:57:46 PM · #2 |
I would think is better to provide a shot that is in color and depending on what the client needs are that they would filter or change it themselves.
As a stock photographer, you are providing a base photo for what they may be working on.
Message edited by author 2004-11-01 19:59:58. |
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11/01/2004 08:03:45 PM · #3 |
Good point - trying to get the hang of the whole "stock" photography business. Thanks.
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