EXIF Data includes data on the shot - date/time/camera/lens/focal length/exposure/ISO/shutter speed compenstation etc... Personally I would be saying leave it in as it helps to get an impression of image and any post shot editing that may have been done. Although people that know how to drive photoshop can replicate the EXIF data anyway. I think it would be good for those that post to post some info on the shot too - lots of people on here want to improve their photography and being able to see examples of photography with good exposure, depth of field etc along with the settings would be educational and beneficial to those people. Not saying that this has to be the case with every competition, maybe though competitions where the images are more serious staged shots than fun ones - if that makes sense.
like a muppet i left my camera locked in the glove box when i dropped my car at the bodyshop so cant play yet :sad1: :fighting2:
Awesome picture Scotta! :pomppomp:
keeps it neater though? saves trawling pages and pages to see all the entries?
@ VC's pic............... :surprised::surprised: I think they are! :laugh:
They are what I think they are? :jumpmove:
indeed they are :grin: :star:
indeed they are :grin: :star:
Open till the 9th dude - still time for you to enter too :happy2:
I agree with the green one. :smiley:
VC's picture is super hot.
Just felt like saying that.
jhtrophy... photoshopped?would not know how to!!! taken on blackberry last weekend when tried to visit holy island ( think thats what its called), cheeky get :signLOL:
was just looking at the tyre :chicken:
jhtrophy... photoshopped?
was just looking at the tyre :chicken:
It's just the water marks working there way out from the wheel isn't it? :chicken:
i was only looking at where the rubber meets the road surface.. just looked a little 'trimmed' that was all :P
wasnt being precious about it :grin:
Precious ;)