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Sun 15 Feb, 2009 10:40 pm
See this post
http://www.bushwalkaustralia.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=1632&p=14788#p14788C'mon mainlanders, surely we can manage at least 3 photos between us by the 19th February

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Mon 16 Feb, 2009 8:32 pm
Correction to title - now reads Australia-wide rather than non-Tasmanian (I think Tassie photos are still eligible?)
Tue 17 Feb, 2009 7:47 am
johnw wrote:Correction to title - now reads Australia-wide rather than non-Tasmanian (I think Tassie photos are still eligible?)
yes... good point. Tassie photos are still eligible.
Tue 17 Feb, 2009 10:56 am
Sorry, I am heading to the western Arthur's in April so thats me out for this year. Maybe next. I really was hoping to make it.
Tue 17 Feb, 2009 12:11 pm
james cav wrote:Sorry, I am heading to the western Arthur's in April so thats me out for this year. Maybe next. I really was hoping to make it.
James you still have plenty of opportunities to enter, as both Tassie and Aus-wide comps are monthly (hopefully). For the current Australia-wide comp you can enter a photo right now from anywhere in Australia that you took in January, be it mainland, Tassie or any other qualifying location.
And a photo from your prospective Western Arthurs trip could be entered in one or the other for April.
See
http://www.bushwalkaustralia.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=1632&p=14788#p13493
Wed 18 Feb, 2009 2:21 am
It has taken me till 2:30 am the next day to realize what i just saw posted in reply. Thanks. Gotta love night shift for random ponderings of things you stuffed up the day before

. I havent any photos for january however I will try to get some decent pics on the heysen trail over the next couple of weeks. what month would they then go into? Cheers.
Wed 18 Feb, 2009 8:03 am
james cav wrote:It has taken me till 2:30 am the next day to realize what i just saw posted in reply. Thanks. Gotta love night shift for random ponderings of things you stuffed up the day before

. I havent any photos for january however I will try to get some decent pics on the heysen trail over the next couple of weeks. what month would they then go into? Cheers.
They go into the competition for the month they were taken. The competitions for any particular month run from the 20th of that month to the 19th of the following month, but the photos must have been taken in the month of the competition (and must include EXIF data to prove it, or have some other proof emailed to the competition admin - ie, me).
Wed 18 Feb, 2009 11:14 am
Only 1 more photo needed for this competition to avoid a roll-over.
And only 1 day left to submit.
Wed 18 Feb, 2009 10:45 pm
Son of a Beach wrote:Only 1 more photo needed for this competition to avoid a roll-over.
And only 1 day left to submit.
Surely someone must have a photo, anyone...?
Thu 19 Feb, 2009 7:51 am
Sorry to be a nub but what is a EXIF and how do I set the camera for one that will transfer with the file? I think holding up the days newspaper might ruin and potential photo.hehehe
Thu 19 Feb, 2009 8:30 am
james cav wrote:Sorry to be a nub but what is a EXIF and how do I set the camera for one that will transfer with the file? I think holding up the days newspaper might ruin and potential photo.hehehe

Short answer: Google 'exif'.

Slightly longer answer: EXIF is data about an image (eg, date, time, location, camera settings, did flash fire) that can be embedded into the file the image is stored in. All digital cameras (as far as I know) embed EXIF data, including the date the photo was taken, into the image file if using a compatible file type. JPEGs (which most cameras us by default) are EXIF compatible, and if you camera uses JPEGs the chances are that it is storing EXIF data in the files.
Many image viewing applications will allow you to view the EXIF data. Search Google for further information.
Thu 19 Feb, 2009 10:06 pm
Don't forget, you've still got until midnight to enter. Then we all turn into pumpkins.
Fri 20 Feb, 2009 7:46 am
Well, surprise! We're not going to turn into pumpkins this month (phew!). I was really pushing for a fourth photo, but we did in fact get 3, which is the number I'd set as the minimum, so we'll have a poll for the first Australia-wide monthly competition posted shortly.

Well done guys, and don't forget that it's now time to start posting your February photos.
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