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Re: [photo-3d] C.G. vs. real (was: Re: Digest Number 286)
- From: Ron Beck <rbeck@xxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: [photo-3d] C.G. vs. real (was: Re: Digest Number 286)
- Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2000 09:21:56 -0500
Well, what would you call a photograph of a computer screen? I can set
my camera up to photograph my display and thus meet your criteria that
the image was photographed. I can also, with the proper equipment, send
my computer generated image directly to film and then send the roll in
to have it developed and mounted/printed.
It's not simple and the rules seem ambiguous enough to permit this in
certain circles. Besides,
I've seen some of Boris' work and it's great!
Ron
Herbert C Maxey wrote:
>
> >>Somewhere along the way I missed a bunch of posts (or a post) on the
> >>validity or suitability of computer generated imagery in a competition
> of
> >>photography.
>
> Well, it is simple..... computer generated images are NOT photography. No
> Way, No how. So it seems clear that anything generated by the computer
> should be absolutely rejected. There are plenty of competitions for
> computer images.
>
> Bob
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