OZHonda Photocomp 2008!

**jdm_kid** · 14-03-2008 06:30 PM

Cash Refund lol

**power_of_dreams** · 14-03-2008 11:09 PM

=(
15/16 inch wheels/tyres

generous prize from TT though.

**rayb3na_** · 19-03-2008 11:48 PM

this might be a stupid question but what are the rules for including photoshopping?

**mr crex** · 20-03-2008 10:22 AM

8. Only post processing allowed is resizing, sharpening, levels and/or brightness/contrast adjustments. If Ozhonda suspects a heavy digital component, we reserve the right to refuse entry.

it's in the rules son...

**Lossehelin** · 25-03-2008 03:43 PM

what happens if its a portrait style photo? whats the required size for it?

**mr crex** · 25-03-2008 03:53 PM

1280x1024= landscape
1024x1280= portrait

we will extend the photocomp by a few weeks as it hasnt been enough time for a lot of people to get photos, will update this week.

**wynode** · 25-03-2008 10:57 PM

Update.

Extended the closing date till Midnight April 14 2008 and also announced the prizes in the first post.

Enjoy

EDIT: Apologies to the users who received the email regarding this 3 or so times. Had some problems with the mail script timing out!

**jdm_kid** · 26-03-2008 04:10 AM

i reakon 2nd prize should be the 1st prize !

**albie** · 26-03-2008 10:29 AM

Originally Posted by mr crex

8. Only post processing allowed is resizing, sharpening, levels and/or brightness/contrast adjustments. If Ozhonda suspects a heavy digital component, we reserve the right to refuse entry.

it's in the rules son...

So pretty much anything you can do in Adobe Lightroom (not PHOTOSHOP!) is legal!?

**Mitchman** · 26-03-2008 11:00 AM

what about black and white with colour car etc...? to much?

**jorgeaz2** · 26-03-2008 11:20 AM

How you will send me the prize to Peru??? jejejeje, what ever ill send the pics of mi powerful accord SIR

**albie** · 26-03-2008 11:36 AM

Originally Posted by Mitchman

what about black and white with colour car etc...? to much?

Most digital cameras and SLRs have the facility to process photos normally or adjust it to be black and white. Hence the reason why I said Lightroom (lots of photographers use this program to do resizing, sharpening, levels and/or brightness/contrast adjustments) is allowed to do the image adjustments because you cannot heavily photoshop a picture. For example, you cannot remove backgrounds etc on Lightroom where as photoshop you can.

a good example of lightroom editing is this (using a Top Gear style filter setting i have)

compare this to the original photo (slight lightroom editing)