OcUK Photo Comp - Season Five : Round Four - "Yellow" DISCUSSION

never enterted this before but i have just bought myself a Exilim Zoom EX-Z60, first "decentish" camera ive had and i have a good idea of soemthing ... complete photography noob though :( how do i get the exif and everything, like i said not really had a fairly good camera to do anything with before lol

any help would be much appreciated :)
 
G18241 said:
never enterted this before but i have just bought myself a Exilim Zoom EX-Z60, first "decentish" camera ive had and i have a good idea of soemthing ... complete photography noob though :( how do i get the exif and everything, like i said not really had a fairly good camera to do anything with before lol

any help would be much appreciated :)

To get exif:
Assuming Windows XP, right click on your image file, select the summary tab and then select advanced
 
AdWright said:
To get exif:
Assuming Windows XP, right click on your image file, select the summary tab and then select advanced

cheers :)

right gonna have a play around now with my idea so it can be flamed ;) lol
 
Got a few ideas now after a walk but it is making those ideas into a picture that stands out will be my issue.

SCM
 
Takhisis said:
SteveOBHave - if your girlfriend took the picture, how can you submit it as your own in this comp :confused:

Checked the rules - nothing about the photo having to have been taken by the person posting the image, and as such I have given the quodos for the image to the person that took it, my girlfriend. If this is an issue I can get her to get a sign in on OCUK (altho she hates computers) and repost under her name. Regardless, it was taken using my camera and the image exists under the constraints of the rules.

Anyway, by virtue of your comment you have acknowledged the fact that I have not submitted it as my own.

RULES
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Rules must be followed. Failure to follow one or more rules will result in disqualification for the current round.

* One image per entrant (may be a montage consisting of two or more photos).
* If a montage is entered, all photos in the image will be judged on their relevance to each other as well as the theme.
* Photos must be posted in or linked to this thread for consideration.
* Photos must be of a reasonable size.
* Photos may have an optional border. If used, this must be a single colour and a reasonable size.
* Photos must have been taken on or after Wednesday, May 3rd, 2006. Invalid EXIF dates must be declared.
* Photos that have been commented on previously by any of the judges, will not be considered.
* Photos must be available for viewing in this thread until the competition winner has been announced.

* Photographers must post their make and model unless it is provided in the EXIF Information.
* Photographers retain full copyright to their entries, so you must contact them before using their entries.

* The winner of each round will choose the theme for the next round.

* The Judges may not discuss or submit their interpretation of the theme until the competition winner has been announced.
* The Judges will not reveal individual scores, however some judges may provide a critique after the competition has ended.
* The Judges may or may not notify disqualified photographers before the deadline.
* The Judges decisions are final.

* Minimum Bribe Level: Canon EOS-1Ds Mk II
 
Steve, how can you "retain copyright of the image" if you dont have it to begin with? I think its in the rules by implication. :)
 
Joe T said:
Steve, how can you "retain copyright of the image" if you dont have it to begin with? I think its in the rules by implication. :)

he can have copyright of the image if his girlfriend gave it up.

it may not say it in the rules - but surely it goes without saying if you're entering the photo it must be your work
 
Broadbandplacey said:
entering the photo it must be your work

It may be his work.

He found the location
He set the shot up (Subject / Framing etc)
He set the Camera up (Exposure / Shutter Speed etc)

then his girlfriend did the same as the self-timer would have done - released the shutter .

I honestly cant see what the problem is. Does this mean we can have pictures done by self timers that contain the forum member who is entering the pic into the competition (Cykey and Matty spring to mind of recent competitions??)


cmt
 
cmt said:
It may be his work.

He found the location
He set the shot up (Subject / Framing etc)
He set the Camera up (Exposure / Shutter Speed etc)

then his girlfriend did the same as the self-timer would have done - released the shutter .

I honestly cant see what the problem is. Does this mean we can have pictures done by self timers that contain the forum member who is entering the pic into the competition (Cykey and Matty spring to mind of recent competitions??)


cmt

Thank you :) And for the record, yes the image was my idea - was one of those impulse moments where you're driving past and think "wouldn't that make a cool photo". There are a whole series of them that I can post if you like, all taken by me. Lack of a tripod prompted me to 'use' my girlfriend, a period of heckling prompted me to mention my girlfriends contribution :D
 
Ok, before this gets out of hand, the judging team have collectively had words and we've come to the conclusion that photographers should only enter images they have taken themselves.

This has always been implied by the following rules:

* Photographers must post their make and model unless it is provided in the EXIF Information.
* Photographers retain full copyright to their entries, so you must contact them before using their entries.

It's never been explicitly mentioned to try and keep the competition as simple as possible. We do realise there is no way of enforcing this rule - this competition is entirely based on trust. This works because you're all honest people - SteveOBHave didn't have to state he hadn't taken the picture.

Therefore:

SteveOBHave - Your picture can stand but only if you are posting on behalf of your girlfriend. If this is the case we'll need her name so we can allocate points accordingly.

Everyone else - the rules will be updated for next round to explicitly state that you must have been the photographer for the image you enter.
 
RichDay said:
Ok, before this gets out of hand, the judging team have collectively had words and we've come to the conclusion that photographers should only enter images they have taken themselves.

This has always been implied by the following rules:



It's never been explicitly mentioned to try and keep the competition as simple as possible. We do realise there is no way of enforcing this rule - this competition is entirely based on trust. This works because you're all honest people - SteveOBHave didn't have to state he hadn't taken the picture.

Therefore:

SteveOBHave - Your picture can stand but only if you are posting on behalf of your girlfriend. If this is the case we'll need her name so we can allocate points accordingly.

Everyone else - the rules will be updated for next round to explicitly state that you must have been the photographer for the image you enter.

OK - Photographers name is : Kim Wylie
 
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