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12/07/2004 08:15:33 AM |
Hi Anne
Here is a link that will help you prepare photos for dpc challenges, hope it helps.
Tutorial here. |
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12/06/2004 08:00:13 PM |
| go bigger, look in tutorial to see how :) |
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12/06/2004 03:38:57 PM |
| Good choice of subject, but the resolution size lacks in impact. |
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12/05/2004 09:57:52 PM |
| Very good concept and looks like it could've been a great photo, but cropped way too tight. ...why? :-( |
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12/05/2004 04:27:44 PM |
| Great idea for a low tech device however, his might have had more impact if it was a whole shot of the flour shifter. If anything this shot needs to be a lot larger. Very tiny photo. |
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12/05/2004 01:35:52 PM |
| Excellent choice of subject. Unfortunately, the image size is so small it is difficult to review for technical aspects. |
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12/03/2004 11:40:38 AM |
| Too smal for technical eval. Please try to come close to the already-too-small 640 pixel limit! Topic is right on though. |
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12/02/2004 02:59:52 PM |
| Man, but this is a small photo. That has the advantage at least of allowing the strong general lines of the composition to show through - and those lines are strong indeed; but what's missing is the details. A photo should work on both levels, ideally - that sense of a grand design, and of the fascination and interest of details, and your submitted size orevents that I'm afraid. |
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12/01/2004 10:29:36 PM |
| Interesting shot but the picture is too small. that is my biggest beef. |
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12/01/2004 08:33:28 PM |
| Entry is somewhat small in size. Try resizing your submissions to 600-640 px on the long edge. Otherwise the focus is good and there is a lot of detail. |
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12/01/2004 09:06:58 AM |
| image too small, or just cropped way too much |
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11/30/2004 08:30:50 PM |
| i like that you took a picture of just a part of this sifter (?). i think it is much more interesting , and a better composition, than if you had shown the entire sifter. |
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11/30/2004 06:44:33 PM |
| Image is too small. Also more contrast between the can and the background would improve image |
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11/30/2004 03:48:01 PM |
| Too close of a crop and too small of a resize to see the photo. The image is just dull due to the massiveness of the big dark grey object. A nice color photo of it in action might have been better. |
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11/30/2004 02:42:53 PM |
| Photo is way to small, cant see the detail. |
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11/30/2004 10:27:03 AM |
| too small. One of the last things to do before saving the pic is to resize it. Ignore DPI, just go with total pixels - make the long side 640 or there abouts. When you save it, shoot for 147k or less - depends on your software how you achive that, but adjusting compression level is how it is generally done. |
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11/30/2004 07:22:38 AM |
| Far too small, and the shot is a bit bland, compositionally speaking also. Still, fits with the challenge so well done. |
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11/30/2004 01:52:09 AM |
| Make sure to resize to 640 pixels next time :) |
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11/30/2004 12:24:17 AM |
| This would be better if it were bigger. |
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11/30/2004 12:16:09 AM |
| gotta be bigger to do well. |
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