RESULTS - Canon -v- Nikon -v- Others: TEAM CHALLENGE - Week ending 15 Feb 09
Hi Folks,
Well, the results are in ... good news and bad news ...
The good news, the first person to post an image to the challenge thread again picked up first prize. The bad news, it was me :( (with 15 points). So I guess this time I really do have to thank the CiC Academy!
http://backup.cambridgeincolour.com/...2/original.jpg
Second Place on 12 points went to a very deserving image - but I'm going to present it in a slightly different light, since Bill has been kind enough to grant me some usage rights ...
http://backup.cambridgeincolour.com/...1/original.jpg
And last but by no means least, close behind on 10 points we have CambridgeBlue with ... Ta Da ...
http://backup.cambridgeincolour.com/...ited-1CinC.jpg
And - so - for the team result we have (yaaaaaay) ...
1st - Canon - back where they belong :p (after their miserable defeat last week!) on 4 points, and ...
2nd - Nikon, on 2 points.
Thanks everyone - a record number of entries ...
... lets see if we can beat it this week (again, no theme - just the requirement that it be taken in the last month or so).
Re: RESULTS - Canon -v- Nikon -v- Others: TEAM CHALLENGE - Week ending 15 Feb 09
Great stuff, love the print picture (I hope the model was suitably reimbursed for valueable time!) as for the result.....well, honours even then. Come on Nikonites, lets see a few more of you this week! At least it will spare you from my PP skills!:p
Re: RESULTS - Canon -v- Nikon -v- Others: TEAM CHALLENGE - Week ending 15 Feb 09
I think it's time the Others put in a concerted effort to win, so come on all you Sony, Pentax, Olympus and Fuji users (oh hang on, that's me), let's be seeing something this week!
Apologies to any make missed out
Re: RESULTS - Canon -v- Nikon -v- Others: TEAM CHALLENGE - Week ending 15 Feb 09
Dear Colin!
Your photos are amazing. I would give you 100 pointes for all.
greetings,
Brigitte
Re: RESULTS - Canon -v- Nikon -v- Others: TEAM CHALLENGE - Week ending 15 Feb 09
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Brigitte
Dear Colin!
Your photos are amazing. I would give you 100 pointes for all.
greetings,
Brigitte
Thanks Brigitte. Perhaps we should let you count the votes next week :) (just kidding!).
Re: RESULTS - Canon -v- Nikon -v- Others: TEAM CHALLENGE - Week ending 15 Feb 09
Congratz Colin and Canons.
Nikons are getting ready for the next big win :)
Re: RESULTS - Canon -v- Nikon -v- Others: TEAM CHALLENGE - Week ending 15 Feb 09
Congratulations all the winners.:)
Re: RESULTS - Canon -v- Nikon -v- Others: TEAM CHALLENGE - Week ending 15 Feb 09
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ajith.rajeswari
Congratz Colin and Canons.
Nikons are getting ready for the next big win :)
See - I told you we'd be back on form when we finally cleared our Error 99's :)
Re: RESULTS - Canon -v- Nikon -v- Others: TEAM CHALLENGE - Week ending 15 Feb 09
Congrats Colin! (now that's a tricky conflict of interest....:D)
btw, can you give some quick info on the techniques used to print Bill's pic on canvas (or whatever you call it)...(like how many gallons of greens you used...you know, that kinda stuff...;))
cheers
vincent
Re: RESULTS - Canon -v- Nikon -v- Others: TEAM CHALLENGE - Week ending 15 Feb 09
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Originally Posted by
atvinnys
Congrats Colin! (now that's a tricky conflict of interest....:D)
btw, can you give some quick info on the techniques used to print Bill's pic on canvas (or whatever you call it)...(like how many gallons of greens you used...you know, that kinda stuff...;))
cheers
vincent
Hi Vincent,
Thanks - you're right - it is a bit of a conflict - I just have to make sure that I keep my "ducks in a row" when counting the votes!
With regards to Bill's print ... it was actually the easiest PP I've ever done as Bill supplied an image that was "ready to go" - all I had to do was raise the black clipping point & increase saturation ever so slightly (to compensate for what printing on canvas does to the tonal range) and "hit the print button" :)
Can't say much more - the printer does the rest (Epson 7800) :) (although I make the frames, spreay, and then stretch-mount the canvas, so it's a total "one stop shop" :)