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| The club offers two ways to participate in
club competitions: (1) prints, and (2) digital projection. This page
is about how to participate via digital projection. |
| 1. Prepare Your Images |
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 | You'll find
the
detailed instructions here. Print out this document for ease
of reference as you work your way through the steps, and so you don't have
to download it again. NOTE: Please review image naming conventions.
See the instructions document for the current
conventions and respect them. Otherwise, images submitted may be returned
to you for correction. |
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| 2. Submit Your Images |
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| Then simply submit your images by e-mail. Attach the
file(s) you've prepared and send the e-mail to the prepared address, which
you'll see in the "To" line of your message when you click the link below.
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| Do not change that line or the "Subject" line of the
e-mail, or we cannot guarantee that your images will be received or
processed. Please do not use this e-mail address for questions or comments
about the procedure; that sort of mail won't be answered. If you have
questions (or comments), see the next topic, below. |
| Now
click here for the e-mail link. |
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| And If These Steps Are Not Entirely Clear ... |
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E-mail or phone
the VP for Competition for help. If you prefer to phone, you'll find his phone number in
your printed copy of the club roster. (You do remember where you
put your copy of the club roster and the rules, don't you?!)
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| About Calibrating Digital Projectors |
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| It's one thing to decide that digital image projection
might be a nice way to stage club competitions. It's quite another to get
to the point where photographers are satisfied with the color of their
projected images. |
| If you are a visitor from another club and would like
to take advantage of this work to calibrate your own projector,
here is a
paper (Caution: about 1 MB) on Stan Johnston's extensive calibration work on our BoxLight
projector. Feel free to use it, contact us if you have questions, and let
us know what worked or didn't work for you.
Just
e-mail us. Thanks. |
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