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> Sorry, this is due to an internal communication problem. The rules have
> been corrected to only allow JPEG images. I apologize for any inconvenience
> this has caused!
>
> Thorsten
AHGGG my 8 hr png file output is no good... or can we change it to jpg
externally?
help as its only a celeron laptop im on and its already going "you want to
do what ?????"
sprocket..
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JUst looking in the documentation and theres no +f switch for a jpg file
anyways...
a I missing something or is image conversion allowed post render ?
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In article <web.414de6cd3c0b846523fc84270@news.povray.org> , "sprocket"
<ter### [at] upnawaycom> wrote:
> AHGGG my 8 hr png file output is no good... or can we change it to jpg
> externally?
Well, given that POV-Ray does not write JPEG files, how else could you
possibly get a JPEG file of a POV-Ray render?
Thorsten
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>
> Well, given that POV-Ray does not write JPEG files, how else could you
> possibly get a JPEG file of a POV-Ray render?
>
> Thorsten
Then this line
"No post processing of any kind is permitted."
in Rule 4.Image D should be changed to advoid any confusion.
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Thanks, just making sure I keep in the rules.
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In article <414### [at] joplincom> , Leroy <lrw### [at] joplincom> wrote:
>> Well, given that POV-Ray does not write JPEG files, how else could you
>> possibly get a JPEG file of a POV-Ray render?
>
> Then this line
> "No post processing of any kind is permitted."
> in Rule 4.Image D should be changed to advoid any confusion.
No, there is no need to change any rules. Some basic intelligence is
required of the competition participants:
The sample images are JPEG and obviously JPEG images were always allowed.
Anybody unable to understand that compressing an image is *not* post
processing in the sense of the rules should probably not be taking part -
you might consider it natural selection :-)
And remember, the same kind of post processing rules have worked for the
IRTC well for many years. Nobody even had a problem there either. I would
strongly advice to maybe use some common sense and not the lawyer mode of
thinking. It is much more productive to work on your images in the end!
Thorsten
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> "No post processing of any kind is permitted."
this is why I used the +FN command line switch .... so that povray could
produce a file that would require no post processing whatsoever. I was
previously converting bmp file to jpg. Hmmm .... how can ya follow the rules
when it appears that the rules are a moving target. No doubt I'll get flamed
for this and tomorrow I'll regret doing it but .... hey is this anyway to
run a contest???? Considering dropping out ..... sheesh
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> how can ya follow the rules
> when it appears that the rules are a moving target.
Consider this - competition rules are like the software you're
gonna use to participate: they improve with time and feedback.
- NC
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> Anybody unable to understand that compressing an image is *not* post
> processing in the sense of the rules should probably not be taking part -
> you might consider it natural selection :-)
Thorsteeeeeennnnnn..........
;-)
- NC
PS: it would be a pity to discourage potential participants at that
stage of the competition.
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"Jim Holsenback" <jho### [at] hotmailcom> wrote in message
news:414e0d65@news.povray.org...
> Considering dropping out ..... sheesh
Cool. One down, 2000 to go, my chances are getting better all the
time... ;)
~Steve~
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