One way to solve that is to specify a standard resolution for the judges to view it at. For example, if they are going to view it with a projector, a 1024x768 pixel resolution is reasonable. This will pretty much remove all the differences between cameras.
What's more interesting is how to relate to computer processing before submission. Jostein Quoting graywolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Kind of a side comment here, NPW is not limited to one brand of camera. > Digital > would put the P&S'ers at a sever disavantage to those with DSLR's. And how do > > you feel about having to compete with 11-14mp images with your 6mp cameras? > > 35mm sides all done on the same film (NPW provides it), and processed at the > > same place, kind of levels the playing field for the contest. Give em a year > to > figure it all out for digital. > > -- > > Mark Roberts wrote: > > Cotty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > >>On 12/4/04, UNCLE BILL discumbobulated: > >> > >> > >>>How many of you are bringing an *ist D to GFM, or other DSLR for that > >>>matter. We may ask some of you for suggestions on how to set up a > contest > >>>using digital photos. > >>> > >>>Bill > >> > >>Hi mate, > >> > >>Yup. D60 and some lenses plus MX and some lenses. > >> > >>How about shooting on a CF card (like you do) and then deleting > >>everything that you don't want to enter, then handing over the CF card to > >>a judge who downloads the contents to his laptop. The point is, the shot > >>comes straight from the card with no chance of it going via a shooter's > >>computer and being manipulated - colour corrected etc - just as a slide > >>shooter's slides would be returned from the lab. > > > > > > That would only be true if the image was in RAW format. Then we'd have > > to deal with the software to do RAW conversions and (more significantly) > > the time required to do it. AND we'd have to download all the images > > from all the CF (and memory stick and SD cards) to a central computer - > > this takes *much* longer than simply handing someone an envelope with > > three slides in it! > > > > > >>Perhaps a set number of images could be stipulated to be 'supplied to > >>judge' on the card. You might shoot 376 pics, but you'd have to delete > >>all but (say) 36 > > > > > > <BOGGLE> 36 images per participant??? > > Doug and I wouldn't get home until July! > > > > Currently, participants are allowed THREE entries! > > > > > > -- > graywolf > http://graywolfphoto.com/graywolf.html > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.
