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08/13/2003 12:14:13 AM · #1
10 ones!?

I can understand if you didn't see my angles as being the strength, or are annoyed by cat pics, but honestly?
08/13/2003 12:20:42 AM · #2
irockstars, as long as you like it, that is all that matters.

08/13/2003 12:23:13 AM · #3
this was one of my favorates of the week. I'm sorry it didn't score better.

screw the cat haters
08/13/2003 12:24:34 AM · #4
Originally posted by kebmod54:

irockstars, as long as you like it, that is all that matters.


That must be the case because I keep submitting em =)
08/13/2003 12:25:37 AM · #5
Originally posted by irockstars:

Originally posted by kebmod54:

irockstars, as long as you like it, that is all that matters.


That must be the case because I keep submitting em =)


Me too
08/13/2003 12:25:53 AM · #6
10 one,, whata BS. This was one of my highest rated photo this round Maybe you got beaten by some cat-haters?

Message edited by author 2003-08-13 00:26:17.
08/13/2003 12:26:19 AM · #7
Oh wow I just noticed it has 3 favorites! This makes me happier than a ribbon would!
08/13/2003 01:37:23 AM · #8
The 10 1's fits the "bell curve" perfectly. If you look at the voting curve it's not out of line.

I gave your shot a 3, not because I don't like cats (in fact I like cats) but because the cat is the main subject of the photo when the right angle(s) is supposed to be the main subject. Most of your comments even mention that they love the cat, but it's NOT supposed to be the main subject. :) Make sense?
08/13/2003 01:56:45 AM · #9
Originally posted by irockstars:

Oh wow I just noticed it has 3 favorites! This makes me happier than a ribbon would!

It's up to 5 now :)
08/13/2003 02:04:36 AM · #10
Originally posted by ChrisW123:

The 10 1's fits the "bell curve" perfectly. If you look at the voting curve it's not out of line.

I gave your shot a 3, not because I don't like cats (in fact I like cats) but because the cat is the main subject of the photo when the right angle(s) is supposed to be the main subject. Most of your comments even mention that they love the cat, but it's NOT supposed to be the main subject. :) Make sense?


Yes, I totally understand that. I just people gave more of the critical comments with the good, cause I'm sitting here going 'hmm everyone says they're giving it a 10, but the score is less than 5'. 3 makes sense... but 1 basically says there's nothing good about it.
08/13/2003 02:05:27 AM · #11
I agree with ChrisW. The problem with that pic is that the right angle isn't the main subject. Otherwise it isn't bad and it's even funny!
08/13/2003 02:12:41 AM · #12
The main point is ,your photo rocks,I like it very much!

With 1/8 shutter,probably handheld you got perfect focus on cat's face!

Message edited by author 2003-08-13 02:14:42.
08/13/2003 03:04:56 AM · #13
I guess you can never truly know what people will like and what they won't - that being said, there should be some technical standards that people try to apply to their voting like; (1) is the image in focus; (2) is the exposure appropriate for the image; (3) does the image meet the contest guidelines; etc. Liking the image should then bump it into the 6,7,8,9,10 area.

Your image was well done technically and should not, in my opinion, have received 10 1's. It is definitely not a 1 entry. It was technically a good image with some great perspective and composition creativity.
08/13/2003 03:36:23 AM · #14
I definitely don't understand some of the voter's standards. Two people gave my garden shot a one. //www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=31177 I understand that voting is subject to individual tastes and definition of the challenge. However, ones should be reserved for extremely bad photos. I will admit my photo is not a perfect 10, but it's definitely not a one! What would they have given me if I submitted a completely empty photo? I'm starting to think that people either give ones to purposely skew the averages or they have a reversed understanding of the scale. A vote of one should require a comment stating why it's deserving of a one.
08/13/2003 03:43:00 AM · #15
Originally posted by thelsel:

I definitely don't understand some of the voter's standards. Two people gave my garden shot a one. //www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=31177 I understand that voting is subject to individual tastes and definition of the challenge. However, ones should be reserved for extremely bad photos. I will admit my photo is not a perfect 10, but it's definitely not a one! What would they have given me if I submitted a completely empty photo? I'm starting to think that people either give ones to purposely skew the averages or they have a reversed understanding of the scale. A vote of one should require a comment stating why it's deserving of a one.

Not everyones IQ over 90,some folks think if there is no tomato,there is no garden and they have full power to cut and burn!
My FLY
got 7 ones!

Message edited by author 2003-08-13 03:50:51.
08/13/2003 03:50:31 AM · #16
thelsl
Look your photo was a top 10 finisher and you had plenty of comments. You aint got much to complain about. People give 1s to all good photos not just yours so it evens out. Im currently on 5 for my desolation shot and many people I know love it. Thats fine as long as people tell me why. Im expecting 1s already but wont expect an answer as to why coz there probably isnt one. There will be serious reasons for serious scores like 5 but not for 1s coz its not a serious score. But its gonna happen. Live with it.

Message edited by author 2003-08-13 03:51:08.
08/18/2003 01:13:43 AM · #17
Originally posted by irockstars:

10 ones!?

I can understand if you didn't see my angles as being the strength, or

are annoyed by cat pics, but honestly?


Wow.....I'm amazed you scored that low too! I'm sorry I missed this picture when I was voting, but I would have given it a 9....for all it's worth now! :)

Christy
08/18/2003 01:16:55 AM · #18
Originally posted by thelsel:

I definitely don't understand some of the voter's standards. Two people gave my garden shot a one. //www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=31177 I understand that voting is subject to individual tastes and definition of the challenge. However, ones should be reserved for extremely bad photos. I will admit my photo is not a perfect 10, but it's definitely not a one! What would they have given me if I submitted a completely empty photo? I'm starting to think that people either give ones to purposely skew the averages or they have a reversed understanding of the scale. A vote of one should require a comment stating why it's deserving of a one.


This is a BEAUTIFUL picture, and can't imagine what someone (or two someones...which is the case) was thinking! I gave it a 9
08/19/2003 12:50:31 PM · #19
I do not understand even giving a one, I guess. When I got tired commenting on all of the photos in a challenge I felt like knocking some of them out of contention all together but if you got something onto the site it is worth more than a one for me.
08/19/2003 01:04:12 PM · #20
amsmyth - I just PM'd you re your signature - ignore the first one though!
08/19/2003 01:05:40 PM · #21
ok. Anne
08/19/2003 01:08:02 PM · #22
Thank you Jon Lucas, I hope.
08/19/2003 01:13:26 PM · #23
That works a treat Anne - and that's a great butterfly that just greeted me!
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