Competition Rules

AlanJ said:
Such rules are normally introduced because somebody has been found..... cheating! SP3CTRE whats been going on?

LOL, that was written a long time ago... water under the bridge ;)
 
Rule Addition:
Z4-Forum Calendar Competition

The Z4-Forum annual calendar will consist of 1st place monthly contest winners from November to October. Please keep the following in mind when choosing your photos for the monthly competitions.

All photos submitted must be LANDSCAPE format (HORIZONTAL orientation) and have an original available without a border that is a minimum of 5 (five) megapixels (about 1900 by 2700 pixels). This will ensure a decent size and quality picture for the calendar that can be cropped and resized as required to fit the calendar format.

Remember the picture must be taken by you and the picture must contain your Z4. No pictures of scale models Z-4's.

If your entry wins the monthly contest you will receive a PM asking for you to e-mail or otherwise provide the original image within a few days after the voting closes. Once your high res image is received it will be stored on the Z4-Forum server until needed for the following years calendar. If for any reason you are unable to provide the required image in the time allowed or do not respond to our request your picture will be disqualified for the calendar. At the sole discretion of the forum administrator a picture my be disqualified for the calendar for any reason.
 
sp3ctre said:
Remember the picture must be taken by you and the picture must contain your Z4. No pictures of scale models Z-4's.
So this rule will exclude every driving picture and so there are no pictures of moving Z4's for this competition? You can not drive your own Z4 and take a picture of the outside of your car at the same time.. That's a pity :(

This will exclude some great "driving" pictures!
 
Franzino said:
So this rule will exclude every driving picture and so there are no pictures of moving Z4's for this competition? You can not drive your own Z4 and take a picture of the outside of your car at the same time.. That's a pity :(

This will exclude some great "driving" pictures!

It's a photo contest about the pictures that the board member takes and not a contest of how great a picture someone else can take of you driving your car.

Those great driving pictures that someone else takes of you can be posted in the Gallery for all to enjoy but you can't win a contest when someone else takes the picture for you...
 
WLH said:
Franzino said:
So this rule will exclude every driving picture and so there are no pictures of moving Z4's for this competition? You can not drive your own Z4 and take a picture of the outside of your car at the same time.. That's a pity :(

This will exclude some great "driving" pictures!

It's a photo contest about the pictures that the board member takes and not a contest of how great a picture someone else can take of you driving your car.

Those great driving pictures that someone else takes of you can be posted in the Gallery for all to enjoy but you can't win a contest when someone else takes the picture for you...
No problem… I was just pointing out that this means there will be only pictures of Z4's that are not moving.

So how do you explain the winner of may 2013. Is someone else driving his car or did he train a bird to take the picture :wink:

http://www.z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=52099

34. tomscott
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Tom's dad is driving the car
The rule has always been in place - I took a great photo of Guiseley's car but didn't submit it due to the rules (shame cos me taking a good photo is a very rare event)
 
You can have someone else drive your car as was mentioned above. Also, a remote control release can be used as well and I believe that has been done as well. I tried using a remote release myself last summer and was never happy enough with the results to enter the picture.
 
Question...

The rules say that I must take the picture of my own car, which I fully understand.

But, as technology has moved on since this thread was last updated, I have a question..

What's the position on me taking a photo of my car with me driving it, using my drone?

As I would also be in control of the drone, would this be an admissible photo?

Mike
 
Ducklakeview said:
Question...

The rules say that I must take the picture of my own car, which I fully understand.

But, as technology has moved on since this thread was last updated, I have a question..

What's the position on me taking a photo of my car with me driving it, using my drone?

As I would also be in control of the drone, would this be an admissible photo?

Mike

Seems a rhetorical question.
 
idej_jedi said:
Ducklakeview said:
Question...

The rules say that I must take the picture of my own car, which I fully understand.

But, as technology has moved on since this thread was last updated, I have a question..

What's the position on me taking a photo of my car with me driving it, using my drone?

As I would also be in control of the drone, would this be an admissible photo?

Mike

Seems a rhetorical question.

Not at all. I have an idea for a photo which will require quite a bit of planning and setup, so I don't want to do all that for it to be disqualified when posting due to me using the drone.

Just to make it clear, it will be me driving my car, the drone will have been set to follow my controller which will be in the car next to me, and it's my drone, so my photo.

Mike
 
Ducklakeview said:
idej_jedi said:
Ducklakeview said:
Question...

The rules say that I must take the picture of my own car, which I fully understand.

But, as technology has moved on since this thread was last updated, I have a question..

What's the position on me taking a photo of my car with me driving it, using my drone?

As I would also be in control of the drone, would this be an admissible photo?

Mike

Seems a rhetorical question.

Not at all. I have an idea for a photo which will require quite a bit of planning and setup, so I don't want to do all that for it to be disqualified when posting due to me using the drone.

Just to make it clear, it will be me driving my car, the drone will have been set to follow my controller which will be in the car next to me, and it's my drone, so my photo.

Mike

So you’re taking the photo then? Can’t see what the issue is? Sounds like a crazy ass shot though - looking forward to seeing it! :thumbsup:
 
Ducklakeview said:
idej_jedi said:
Ducklakeview said:
Question...

The rules say that I must take the picture of my own car, which I fully understand.

But, as technology has moved on since this thread was last updated, I have a question..

What's the position on me taking a photo of my car with me driving it, using my drone?

As I would also be in control of the drone, would this be an admissible photo?

Mike

Seems a rhetorical question.

Not at all. I have an idea for a photo which will require quite a bit of planning and setup, so I don't want to do all that for it to be disqualified when posting due to me using the drone.

Just to make it clear, it will be me driving my car, the drone will have been set to follow my controller which will be in the car next to me, and it's my drone, so my photo.

Mike
Is that legal? I understood that you had to maintain constant visual of your drone when flying it. How is that safe while you are driving your Zed. :?
 
Ducklakeview said:
As I would also be in control of the drone, would this be an admissible photo?

Mike
That will be OK Mike, looking forward to seeing what you’re planning :spy:
 
buzyg said:
Ducklakeview said:
idej_jedi said:
Seems a rhetorical question.

Not at all. I have an idea for a photo which will require quite a bit of planning and setup, so I don't want to do all that for it to be disqualified when posting due to me using the drone.

Just to make it clear, it will be me driving my car, the drone will have been set to follow my controller which will be in the car next to me, and it's my drone, so my photo.

Mike
Is that legal? I understood that you had to maintain constant visual of your drone when flying it. How is that safe while you are driving your Zed. :?

You have to maintain visual contact when flying over public areas. This will be done on private land.

Mike
 
Ducklakeview said:
You have to maintain visual contact when flying over public areas. This will be done on private land.

Mike

I'm looking forward to seeing this - good luck getting your shot Mike! :thumbsup:
 
Com’on gents, rules are quite clear.

‘Tis a bit of fun, biggest challenge is there’s too many gorgeous Z’s
 
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