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01/27/2006 04:41:49 PM · #1 |
Does the "no filters" rule apply to physical filters as well? i.e. Cokin, etc? The ones that I'd use directly on the lens of the camera? Or is it just post-processing?
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01/27/2006 04:43:57 PM · #2 |
| Post processing only. Anything you do "in camera" is legal. |
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01/27/2006 04:44:58 PM · #3 |
What John said. Any filter you physically put in front of the lens is perfectly fine :-)
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01/27/2006 05:04:50 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by kirbic:
What John said. Any filter you physically put in front of the lens is perfectly fine :-) |
Seems ironic that physical filters are allowed but software equivalent ones are not, doesn't it? But there is good reason for it.
The main purpose of the site is to teach and improve your photography skills and not to improve photo editing skills. Yes, photo editing is a fundamental and necessary skill but there is plenty of flexibility within the existing rules to practice editing.
Creativity is the ability to transcend restrictions within the boundary of rules.
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01/27/2006 07:36:26 PM · #5 |
Good. Might be handy for "blue" ;-)
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