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Are these allowed? PS Manip of two D70 shots recently taken, first being Woolgoolga beach and second from Mascot last weekend.
mmmmm see if i remember right ..... get full size picture up, then right click on photo, go to properties, then highlight the url, then copy the url,then back to your post and press the img button, then paste the copied url from the photo ....... i think
cheers rob
Can I ask if you have two individual threads for the one pic?
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Contributor for fine magazines such as PC Authority and Popular Science.
Not sure what you mean by "threads". I had the background shot (one of many) and then basically (and painstakingly) used magic wand in elements to copy plane. Normally I would rotate or twist the plane to some degree but in this case the aircraft approach and angle of the beach lined up well.
There is a major structural element missing in the plane, no one seems to have spotted it as yet! Thanks for the comment, Max
Spot the missing part???Post again in the right thread this time!
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Okay, an example of a thread is this topic you're posting under here "Are these allowed?" where you post something and everyone else posts under that heading in relation to that topic... that's a thread. We have many threads on this board, as you can well imagine.
But from the looks of it, with your "MK II" thread based on the same name, you posted the image in two threads which was unnecessary, in my opinion. You can post more than one image in a thread, hence why I asked and have now locked your "MK II" thread. Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
Contributor for fine magazines such as PC Authority and Popular Science.
You'll have to pardon my ignorance as I am a newish member here, but I didn't know there was such a thing as a challenge!
![]() I will have to see what the rules are before entering a photo. Are there categories for heavily manipulated stuff? Having said that, most of my stuff is plain old photos, but mucking around in PS is a lot of fun. Max
If you combined two images, it does exceed the guidelines.
Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
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Of course this type of manipulation is OK (not for challenge) in fact I have posted pics on this forum that don’t basically exist - just as yours doesn’t - nice comp by the way
Chris
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Sorry Ozimax, there have been a few questions floating around a"such as are these allowed for the comp" etc. I misunderstood. In case you are interested here is the challenge details with some nice prizes.
http://forum.d70users.com/viewtopic.php ... =challenge
G'day,
Looks like a hair raising approach... There are even worse approaches than this though in the real world! Check: http://www.aviationpics.de/appr/app.htm Cheers, Mudder Aka Andrew
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