can somebody remind me how to work out what score someone gave? I know you have to x by something and divide by something then - by something.....I think lol
can somebody remind me how to work out what score someone gave? I know you have to x by something and divide by something then - by something.....I think lol
There is a spreadsheet floating around somewhere - it'll drive you nuts though to see when you get low scores. I had to delete it from my files (or I'd send it to you) - it was too much of a temptation to track.
can somebody remind me how to work out what score someone gave? I know you have to x by something and divide by something then - by something.....I think lol
There is a spreadsheet floating around somewhere - it'll drive you nuts though to see when you get low scores. I had to delete it from my files (or I'd send it to you) - it was too much of a temptation to track.
I haven't voted yet, I am 100% sure my voting average will go up after voting on this one though. These shots are amazing. I can't pick my favorite because almost all of them are amazing. Very good job everyone.
Yes, the interpretation of indoors is a bit too much , I think we all understand what a studio shot is and I in a photographic challenge we need to push the horizons beyond the literal meaning of the words. For a creative photographer, the world is a studio...it depends if you are looking out of ur bedroom window or down the space station - lol
You should all be happy to see my voting results. I haven't been here long just over a month), but this is by far the highest average I have given out. I hope everyone finds my comments useful!
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Full-Length Studio Shot: Take a full-length photo of a person posed in such a way that they could use it as part of their portfolio presentation to a modeling agency.
A model goes to a studio for some full-length shots to add to his/her portfolio for modeling agency review.
A model goes to a studio for some full-lengthshots to add to his/her portfolio for modeling agency review.
In the most narrow-minded definition possible of the word "studio" one could insist that this is a structure, a physical space used only for photography.
In the real world of fashion/model/portfolio/agency photography, the studio is the business, the operation: a photographer has a studio, or they work for or shoot on behalf of a studio, etc. As for the Studio: they can shoot indoors in a space at the studio, indoors in some other venue, outdoors, underwater, whatever. A fair number of photographers I know who really do this work for a living go up on the roof of their building, or another, go out on location, etc. And every model portfolio I have seen includes full length shots from both indoors and outdoors, from inside studios and from inside other locations. Often, these are natural light only shots, as well. So no requirement for studio strobes, either.
So, if one chooses to be so narrow-minded about it, then only shots taken inside actual photography studios would qualify--so shots in dramatic hotels, theatres, clubs, other venues, even if indoors, would be off limits. Certainly, shots in your living room, attic, garage, etc. would be questionable. Just because the shot is taken indoors does not mean it is a studio, either....
And, since I doubt that DPC intended to limit this challenge to only those members with access to a formal, indoor photography studio, the spirit of the challenge is surely more open than than dnmc police would have us think.
However, a more real world reading of "studio" as the entity, the operation, that produces the portfolio image opens things up quite a bit.
[my entry was in a studio, anyway, so I am not taking this stance for myself. If anyone fell prey to the dnmc police definition of studio, please feel free to go back and raise your votes on my competitors' entries! :-) ]
