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Re: What's "a car" & what's a "digital picture"? (was:Re: LEGO Trains on trial?)
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lugnet.trains
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Fri, 5 Jan 2001 19:39:39 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, James Mathis wrote:
> I am curious to know if a "digital picture" means
> 1) any photo taken with a digital camera, even if submitted as a color
> print-out
> a) in print-form the photo is no longer literally digital, is it?
> b) as stated elsewhere in the rules, no digital submission, say via e-mail,
> will be accepted.
> c) no mention of photo submission via a floppy or CD disk is made in the
> rules, but would likely be disqualified because an image on a floppy or CD is
> certainly digital!
> 2) a photo taken with a chemical film camera
> but, then the entrant elects
> a) to scan the chemical print (is the photo now digital?)
> b) make a color print-out of the scanned image (is the photo still
> digital, or is it chemical on paper?)
Interesting thought on this: many, perhaps most or even all, photo
processing services use digital processing these days. The negatives are
stilled developed the old-fashioned way (no way to avoid that), but then
they are fed into a unit that scans, inverts, sometimes auto-corrects, and
then prints the photos.
So just about any photo is a 'digital picture', to some extent.
Steve
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