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Lets expand that definition a bit then. Lets say that I use a flash in a photo, does the result become a "photo" or "artwork based on photo" in your definition?
by RegnisGnaw 2y ago
Lets expand that definition a bit then. Lets say that I use a flash in a photo, does the result become a "photo" or "artwork based on photo" in your definition? I'm altering the light received by the camera.
What about a neutral-density filter? polarizing filter?
So if I use a lens with a higher rate of chromatic aberration then say a super expensive lens with less chromatic aberration, does the photo I take become "artwork based on the photo" as its altering the light received by the camera more.
- JohnFen 2y agoI think the use of a flash is irrelevant. It doesn't make the camera alter the image it received. I think I covered the other points in my other clarification comment.