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11/29/2004 08:48:34 AM · #1 |
My camera, a Pentax *ist D DSLR, is capable of making multiple exposures on a single "frame" (i.e. mutliple exposures on a single RAW .pef file). This is not the same as image stacking where I would shoot several frames and then combine them in PS because it comes out of the camera as a single file.
Would this be allowed under the "Basic" editing rules? My instinct is "yes" because there is no post-exposure manipulation required to creating the effect; it's all done in-camera.
Any thoughts or advice is appreciated.
TIA
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11/29/2004 08:52:01 AM · #2 |
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11/29/2004 08:53:05 AM · #3 |
To quote the Basic Challenge rules
Any modification done inside the digital camera itself is considered acceptable for challenge submission.
So, anything done within the camera is OK
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11/29/2004 12:13:01 PM · #4 |
I agree with Moose101, by strict intrepretation of the rules, it seems that you can submit a photograph that is a result of 2+ exposures processed inside your camera.
There are a lot of effects which you can perform with much greater ease as a result, a definite advantage over the rest of us. That's a nice feature!
EDIT
If I remember correctly, there was a shot submitted to the "Authority" challenge which by conventional means is impossible (close-up of a red-eye woman superimposed against a wide angle shot of a building). I just did a double check and it seems that photograph is no longer in the running. Perhaps it was dq'ed. Either it was a post-processed double exposure or it could have been taken with the Pentax...
Message edited by author 2004-11-29 17:19:57. |
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