fWord said:Hahah...young enough to join but not enough talent. :sweatsm:
metallilan said:sure can la..practice lo..i no talent also wan try try... who knows you may be the next big thing![]()
metallilan said:cool! heng i this year turning 18 only...can give this a shot... i wanted to try this one : http://commonwealthphotos.org/about.aspx
but the theme is abit hard to do...![]()
fWord said:Hahah...young enough to join but not enough talent. :sweatsm:
Simple... negatives are proof you own the images. Submitting the original, means it's as good as giving away your rightsSwatch said:I dont get this..anyone care to explain?(i may be editing the pics little bit)10.
Images that are digitally enhanced or manipulated are allowed as long as the
reality of each image is not distorted. The original negative, slide or digital files (consisting of both the touched up and the original untouched image) of prize winning entries must be submitted for verification upon notification, failing which, the entries will be disqualified.
espn said:Simple... negatives are proof you own the images. Submitting the original, means it's as good as giving away your rights![]()
arttl said:You don't submit the original neg or raw files. It is only when you win, then the org files are needed for verification. (Or simply to proof that you are the original author)
Please do not misinterpret such a simple sentence.
arttl said:You don't submit the original neg or raw files. It is only when you win, then the org files are needed for verification. (Or simply to proof that you are the original author)
Please do not misinterpret such a simple sentence.
AngelZhou said:join join join! there is always something called ' the luck factor'![]()
fWord said:Yes, good point. I'm convinced to take part now. Trouble is that I went through my collection critically and only came up with 4 photos from 3 categories. And if I wanted to be more critical, I guess there wouldn't be anything left to submit.
What I wonder though, is how much it costs to get 6 photos printed out in 8X10. Furthermore, though unlikely, I'm worried that I get shortlisted, they ask me to come down for an interview or photoshoot and I find myself stuck in camp...what could I possibly do then?
metallilan said:i think you shouldn't be too worried about. the deadline is still months away..in june! think whats best for now is to outline which categories you wish to shoot and start practicing. that's what i'll do when i my examinations are over by the end of this month... :thumbsup:
AngelZhou said:me not pr yet also T____T but i'm residenting permanently in singapore =p consider or not? XD
Be critical, but not overly-critical. The point is that you enter into the competition with the best of what you have. You'll improve as you go along.fWord said:Yes, good point. I'm convinced to take part now. Trouble is that I went through my collection critically and only came up with 4 photos from 3 categories. And if I wanted to be more critical, I guess there wouldn't be anything left to submit.
8" x 10" (8R) costs $2.50 from the place I print (Grace Digital @ Sunset Way), 8" x 12" (S8R) costs $3. Note that 8R is not exactly 3:2 aspect ratio, so you will have some parts cropped off - important if you are using SLR. If you're using a 4:3 aspect ratio camera, do crop it yourself to the correct aspect ratio on whatever you are printing on before submitting it to the lab for printing.What I wonder though, is how much it costs to get 6 photos printed out in 8X10.
Ask for a letter from the organisation, and apply for excuse/leave. Unless you are overseas, I don't see why they won't let you book out. Don't think such things will be on a weekday where people are having school/working anyway. Just pray it doesn't clash with some important training/exercise lor...:sweat:Furthermore, though unlikely, I'm worried that I get shortlisted, they ask me to come down for an interview or photoshoot and I find myself stuck in camp...what could I possibly do then?
Ah Pao said:Be critical, but not overly-critical. The point is that you enter into the competition with the best of what you have. You'll improve as you go along.
8" x 10" (8R) costs $2.50 from the place I print (Grace Digital @ Sunset Way), 8" x 12" (S8R) costs $3. Note that 8R is not exactly 3:2 aspect ratio, so you will have some parts cropped off - important if you are using SLR. If you're using a 4:3 aspect ratio camera, do crop it yourself to the correct aspect ratio on whatever you are printing on before submitting it to the lab for printing.
Ask for a letter from the organisation, and apply for excuse/leave. Unless you are overseas, I don't see why they won't let you book out. Don't think such things will be on a weekday where people are having school/working anyway. Just pray it doesn't clash with some important training/exercise lor...:sweat:
All in all, enjoy, and all the best!
If it's purely used to verify, yes, it's ok, but if they keep/copy, then it's notarttl said:You don't submit the original neg or raw files. It is only when you win, then the org files are needed for verification. (Or simply to proof that you are the original author)
Please do not misinterpret such a simple sentence.
fWord said:Thanks for the help on the pricing. I've never printed at 8X10 before. However the pictures turned out to be of the correct aspect ration on 4X6 and A4 prints.
Certainly, it'd be worth using up one day's leave for something this special. Just pray I not suay. I'm actually the vet in the dog unit in SAF, and on call 24 hours a day. If they call me and need me there as part of an emergency, I'd have to drop everything (well, just about) and attend to the case.