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They do not represent or purport to represent any official line or
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Dr Greg Duncan, BA(Hon), MBA, PHD, APSA, GMPSA/b, GPSA, EFIAP/p, AV-AFIAP, DPAGB, CPAGB-AV, GPU CR3, BPE3*
1. Suitable for Inclusion
2. 3D TV - Active or
Passive
3. Should Salons be Allowed to
Resize Images ?
4. Before You Change A Rule
5. High Scores and
Top Awards in Inter-Club Competitions
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This document is a dialogue between two
people about International Photographic Exhibitions. They talk about
disqualifying an image which violates the rules of the exhibition and discuss
the concept of an image and/or an entrant being 'suitable'.
The
dialgoue ends with a proposed wording which would allow an exhibition to remove
'unsuitable' submissions.
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Suitable for
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This topic examines the issue of 'cross
talk' when assessing 3D photographs on a TV. 'Cross talk' occurs when the left
eye sees some of the image meant for the right eye and vice versa.
The
related article is still being processed but the test images are available
already. They can be downloaded, copied to a flash drive and used in your 3D TV
to test for 'cross talk'.
Zip File ->
For Standard HD
3D TV
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For 4K 3D
TV
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For 8K 3D
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This document is an examination of the
aspects pertaining to international projected image salons and the requirements
that they do not resize submitted images before or during the selection and
award determination process.
The article is in PDF format designed for
on-line reading and makes reference to two downloadable images. Both of these
images are contained in ZIP files in order to ensure that the download browser
does not automatically display the image.
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Should Salons be
Allowed to Resize Images ?
Image ->
Image for 50%
test
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Image for Check
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This document presents a simple
framework for assessing changes to rules and definitions used in photographic
exhibitions. The framework consists of 10 questions that need to be considered
and answered. The document contains a short explanation of the thinking behind
the questions.
Document ->
Before You Change a
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This article examines the scoring
process for inter-club competitions which also give out individual awards.
Document ->
High Scores and
Top Awards |
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