~ Photocontest #26 - Discussion Thread ~

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Theme: Saturation
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Details: Any picture that has had its saturation edited dramatically. This can be either way. Meaning black and white, or very very colorful.


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When entering we expect you have read the rules carefully!
POST A DIRECT LINK, NO LINK TO DA OR WHATEVER.

Prizes:

• 1st place: 1000 GR credits
• 2nd place: 500 GR Credits
• 3rd place: 200 GR Credits

<span style="color:#9db500">This will start on: Friday, 28th of August
This will end on:Friday, 25th of September

Good luck to all and happy shooting!
( This is the discussion thread, post your entry in the Entry Thread )</div>

 

like the theme

 

how saturated should these photos be? i mean like for going the very colorful route.

 

Just a very colorful picture. The saturation settings don't actually have to apply.

 

let's get this going, entry done!

(as long as desaturation counts for the theme of saturation )

 

Yes it does. Where was that taken?

 

Budapest, Hungary
it's the St. Stephen basilika (also have a panorama from the top of the building but i still not to fix that )

 

so can it be a one colour saturation? like a very red saturated shot?

 

Certainly.

 

wouldnt desaturation be the exact opposite of what you want? I find it very contradicting to be allowing a b/w piece.

 

Saturation can be attributed to both black and white and colors. They both involve dealing with saturation.

 

Can I submit a ------ desaturated photo?

I'm gonna guess yes and submit, if it does not, feel free to remove.


Edit: How much editing is allowed, would this thing over here be considered too far edited?

I only desaturated it and messed with the colors a little bit.
Right here

 

That is fine. Well within the guidelines.

 

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