Please read before posting images in the gallery

[Alex]

Here are a few rules for you to view before posting on CFF, please follow them and I won't need to set my mod's on you ;D

Rules When Posting Images.

•Please only post images taken with a Canon EOS camera, you may post images taken with another type for illustration purposes only.

•You can upload images straight from your computer to your album in the Gallery section or you can use a hosting site such as Photobucket or Flickr, they are free to join.

•Only post one image in the original post, that way you will get the best possible critique for that shot.
You can post another two images after you have received critique to compare or show a different format etc.

•Images from film can be posted also as long as they were taken on an EOS and state clearly that it is from film. Please add the Camera model (Eos 3) film type (slide or negative) film manufacturer (Fui, Kodak tec.) and ISO which should be available to you.

•Post some wording with your shot e.g. where it was shot, how you achieved a certain effect etc.
It is mandatory to type some EXIF data along with the image when posting in the gallery forums. Please include Camera, Lens, Focal Length, Aperture (Av), Shutter Speed (Tv) and ISO settings. The more you give the better the advice you will receive.

•State what type of critique that you are after, here are the most common ones listed below.
WDYT?-what do you think?
C&C-comments and critique
DC&C-detailed comments and critique
In-depth critique-where members will go into great detail about your image

•Images will be restricted to 800px high and no wider than 1024px, this is to aid in the viewing of the images and the file shouldn't more than 600kb in file size to allow a faster download speed.

Please remember when asking for critique that you might not get the reaction that you where after, please remember that you will be getting sound advice from experienced photographers and that you should take the advice in the manner that it was intended.
Also when giving critique remember to state why an image works and what you like about it and the same applies if you think an image doesn't work. State your reason for it and give advice on how the OP could improve their technique.

•Remember to use the preview button at the bottom of the start new topic page. This will let you see if you have managed to upload your image correctly.

•All images posted will be available for editing and re-posting as part of the critique, if you do not want that then please put No Editing under your avatar which can be done from your profile. But in return, you're not permitted to edit other members images.

Want to post an image, have a look here.