I've recently noticed a few photos with what seem like obvious graduated filters applied to the top/sky in the photographs. Out of respect for the photographers I will refrain from posting specific examples, but I was just curious if this was a new change in motive and edit acceptance or if they just slip through? Again, I do not mean to call anyone out or bash other photographs/photographers, I am just curious because I hadn't seen them get accepted here until recently.
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I've recently noticed a few photos with what seem like obvious graduated filters applied to the top/sky in the photographs. Out of respect for the photographers I will refrain from posting specific examples, but I was just curious if this was a new change in motive and edit acceptance or if they just slip through? Again, I do not mean to call anyone out or bash other photographs/photographers, I am just curious because I hadn't seen them get accepted here until recently.Tags: None
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Originally posted by klaxspotting View Post
I've recently noticed a few photos with what seem like obvious graduated filters applied to the top/sky in the photographs. Out of respect for the photographers I will refrain from posting specific examples, but I was just curious if this was a new change in motive and edit acceptance or if they just slip through? Again, I do not mean to call anyone out or bash other photographs/photographers, I am just curious because I hadn't seen them get accepted here until recently.
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I would have nothing against it. This is not a radical modification of the photo (so as to make it false), but a simple adjustment.
After all, what do we do when we correct exposure, contrast or apply an unsharp mask? We modify the original file to make it presentable here on JP.
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Originally posted by mahagonny View PostI would have nothing against it. This is not a radical modification of the photo (so as to make it false), but a simple adjustment.
After all, what do we do when we correct exposure, contrast or apply an unsharp mask? We modify the original file to make it presentable here on JP.Last edited by LX-A343; 2019-12-02, 20:31.
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Originally posted by Benjamin View PostI know the effect you're referring to. Seems to be popular on instagram. I don't really know how or why this trend started tbh! Don't think I've seen any here on Jetphotos though.. But some sneak through.
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