Painted Images

[Don_Nealious]

I am ready to submit my 20 images to the review committee. Can any of them be Paintered? My clients are buying them so they are not "salon" prints. I only want to submit one with the Painter treatment.

Don Nealious

[Michael_Gan]

Yes you can. My wife submited her's and they passed with, well, flying colors.

Michael

[Holly_Howe]

Yes you can. My wife submited her's and they passed with, well, flying colors.

Michael

Michael - not doubting you - but I always thought it was just pass or fail on CPP prints. How do you know it was "flying colors"?
Holly

[Don_Nealious]

Hi Michael,

Thanks for the promt reply.

Don Nealious

[Betsy_Finn]

Michael - not doubting you - but I always thought it was just pass or fail on CPP prints. How do you know it was "flying colors"?
Holly

You get a little "checklist" sheet back with your print review (basically a list of possible errors) -- The judges will have checked whatever areas your portfolio (overall) is lacking in -- e.g. lighting, posing, exposure.

Yeah, it's just pass or fail, but you do have that sheet to give you an idea of how well/badly you did and the reason why. That's how I figured out that my first DVD submission was the reason for my failing (my second DVD passed with a lot of the same images) -- they had checked issue with exposure and handwritten on the sheet "images aren't crisp" -- both things I noticed VAST improvement on when using ProShow Gold for my 2nd DVD.

[Michael_Gan]

Michael - not doubting you - but I always thought it was just pass or fail on CPP prints. How do you know it was "flying colors"?
Holly

Oh, hehe, cause the colors were outside of the lines, so colors were flying everywhere. Sorry about the Euphemism.