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08/13/2003 02:40:08 AM · #1 |
Right Angles was my first challenge and after hearing all the voting woes and complaints for the last week or so I wasn't sure what to expect. My submission received it's fair share of 1s and 2s but the curve was pretty much right where I'd expected it to be or perhaps even a bit higher. The comments I received were helpful, thanks everyone.
My personal goal was to make the top 50% and it felt good to hit that. I'm looking forward to improving in the weeks ahead. |
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08/13/2003 02:43:07 AM · #2 |
As far as the winners are concerned, this has seen exceptionally low voting.
Ed
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08/13/2003 06:27:38 AM · #3 |
Originally posted by ttreit: Right Angles was my first challenge and after hearing all the voting woes and complaints for the last week or so I wasn't sure what to expect. My submission received it's fair share of 1s and 2s but the curve was pretty much right where I'd expected it to be or perhaps even a bit higher. The comments I received were helpful, thanks everyone.
My personal goal was to make the top 50% and it felt good to hit that. I'm looking forward to improving in the weeks ahead. |
It feels nice to have your concept of meeting the challenge validated by a high rank (or a rank you expect). But an unsolicited advise is this: don't get fixated with the rankings. Otherwise, you'll be in constant conflict with the 1-givers, the topic police, and the quirky ones with a baggage full of hang-ups.
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08/13/2003 07:45:56 AM · #4 |
For the first time and some of the exceptional pictures in the challenge I guess you have done well.
Although I did not vote in this challenge but probably would have given you 6 or 7.
I too am a Nikon 5700 user and am glad to see that you got such bright colors and good DOF. Keep it up !!
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08/13/2003 08:23:12 AM · #5 |
Darn I was toooooo close to a ribbon:/
I´m Glad my desolation pic isnt doing as well as the right angles dis,
a bit tired of checking on the score every hour, on the hour:o
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08/13/2003 01:48:13 PM · #6 |
i have noticed a huge gap between votes with people with cameras and w/out cameras... it always akes me wonder.. doo the people w/out cameras not understand whats good or bad?? take a look at this... //www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=32206
now im not saying my picture is very good.. but people without cameras gave it a "3"... and people with gave it a 6.3... thats a huge discrepancy |
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08/13/2003 01:50:46 PM · #7 |
Originally posted by maxpower: i have noticed a huge gap between votes with people with cameras and w/out cameras... it always akes me wonder.. doo the people w/out cameras not understand whats good or bad?? take a look at this... //www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=32206
now im not saying my picture is very good.. but people without cameras gave it a "3"... and people with gave it a 6.3... thats a huge discrepancy |
It's possible, given that the average was 3.000, that only one person w/o camera voted on your shot.
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08/13/2003 01:52:53 PM · #8 |
It looks like it may have been one person without a camera that voted on it since the vote average is 3.00, not likely two or three without cameras all voted 3's.
Originally posted by maxpower: i have noticed a huge gap between votes with people with cameras and w/out cameras... it always akes me wonder.. doo the people w/out cameras not understand whats good or bad?? take a look at this... //www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=32206
now im not saying my picture is very good.. but people without cameras gave it a "3"... and people with gave it a 6.3... thats a huge discrepancy |
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08/13/2003 01:53:45 PM · #9 |
hmmm didnt think of that... but i still always notice a discrepancy on other people's also.. i was just using mine as an example... |
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08/13/2003 02:34:58 PM · #10 |
Originally posted by asitv:
I too am a Nikon 5700 user and am glad to see that you got such bright colors and good DOF. Keep it up !! |
Well my right angles shot and my desolation shot were both taken with my brother's G5. :) I get my Nikon today, but I can't wait to start using it.
Message edited by author 2003-08-13 14:35:25. |
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08/13/2003 02:40:17 PM · #11 |
Originally posted by chalcone: It feels nice to have your concept of meeting the challenge validated by a high rank (or a rank you expect). But an unsolicited advise is this: don't get fixated with the rankings. Otherwise, you'll be in constant conflict with the 1-givers, the topic police, and the quirky ones with a baggage full of hang-ups. |
I think that's very good advice and I totally agree. I use the goal to give myself something to shoot for. The rankings are just a way to gauge where others felt I fell within all the submissions. It's very helpful to look at the pictures on either side of mine. What did they do better? What did I do better? What can I learn.
Message edited by author 2003-08-13 14:41:32. |
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