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11/17/2003 10:33:24 PM · #1 |
Are we allowed add filters to our shots if it is to the entire picture? Filters like diffuse glow, add grain, and add edges?
Need to know. Thanks in advance!
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11/17/2003 10:37:27 PM · #2 |
Effects filters as a class are not allowed, however there are two exceptions, specifically adding noise (grain), and gaussian blur. You can only apply these to the entire image, but you can "fade" the effect immediately after applying it.
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11/17/2003 10:39:02 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by kirbic:
Effects filters as a class are not allowed, however there are two exceptions, specifically adding noise (grain), and gaussian blur. You can only apply these to the entire image, but you can "fade" the effect immediately after applying it. |
that's too bad. Thanks for the quick reply
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11/17/2003 10:49:22 PM · #4 |
What about the filters in Photoshop CS (maybe in earlier versions). They have a range of filters that are made to mimic the physical filters you'd put on a lens, make it warmer, etc.
I would assume they are not allowed.
A physical filter, if your camera can use one, does the same (basic) thing and that is allowed.
What is interesting though is you can very easily do exactly the same effects perfectly legally with hue/saturation etc. All those filters do is offer a quick solution.
Not a gribe about the rules here at all, simply an observation.
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