Received reply from Canon Singapore, confirm it is for Digital Photography.
What has this world become?? Is there no value for conventional equipment??
What has this world become?? Is there no value for conventional equipment??
sfhuang said:Why do you think Canon is sponsoring so many photo competitions/events? It's for marketing of their digital imaging products.
Luv_dance said:I am thinking of shooting RAW with s2pro and convert to TIF then to JPG, therefore losing my EXIF information.
sfhuang said:Don't need so high-end one lah. They're looking for creativity, not technical perfection.
teL said:Frankly speaking, if you ask me to take pictures in JPG mode these days, I would rather not waste the effort and end up with inferior quality images that are only adequate for screen display / small print size.
Sgt. Pepper said:I've seen a lot of superior photos and flawless prints as big as A3 taken using a 4mp prosumer camera shoot in JPEG. To me, file format contributes very little to image quality, just dont talk about post processing.
BTW, I'll be going to the Buskers festival and shoot jpeg all the way.
teL said:I don't dispute the fact that "flawless" prints as big as A3 can be taken with a 4MP prosumer camera shooting in JPEG mode. In fact, my entire ARPS portfolio was taken with a Powershot G3 (4MP) in JPEG mode enlarged to A3. However, I've never looked back since switching to RAW and RAW is the way to go for me these days
shutterfly said:May i know what is the meaning of this rule:
Images for download must be in JPEG format, and should not be more than 2MB (1600 x 1200 pixels) in file size.
Does it mean we have to do our own resizing or compression to the file to make it less than 2MB? Also how do they check for image manipulation like slight adjustment to curves, etc.