The information here covers what you need to know to prepare your photographs for PDI competitions using a range of software titles including Photoshop, Lightroom, Photoshop Elements and Affinity Photo. As you’ll see, the process is relatively similar for all the titles included so if the software you own isn’t covered you should still be

Pacific Data Images (PDI) was an American computer animation and visual effects production company based in Redwood City, California, that was bought by DreamWorks SKG in 2000. It was renamed PDI/DreamWorks and was owned by DreamWorks Animation.

2021年9月1日 · Herein, we will present an up-to-date review on using PDI supramolecular photocatalysts as the main catalyst and corresponding investigations on improving its photocatalytic performance via monomer molecular design of PDI, building π-π composite system, semiconductor heterojunction, precious metal …

Images that are successful in competitions will be displayed on the 'Home' and 'Competition Info' pages. Please provide images on a USB stick or send as an attachment to the Webmaster at the address shown in the annual programme booklet in a …

PhotoComp is designed to run photographic club competitions for Projected Digital Images (PDIs) and/or Prints. Each competition can consist of a number of media - for example, Monochrome Prints, Colour Prints, PDIs - and each medium can consist of a number of classes (or sections) - for example, Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced.

To enter a Society projected image competition you must reduce the number of pixels to maximum 1600 wide by 1200 high. You must not have the width more than 1600 and you must not have the height more than 1200 pixels. Your image can have less pixels.

Hi everyone, here is a guide to the correct sizing and checking an image for upload to our PDI Competitions and Exhibition. any difference to these will result in a rejected image.

This is the classic printer test image from PhotoDisc International (PDI). It is an industry standard printer test image that has a range of various tones and colours, including skin tones, deep blacks, different levels of saturation and shadow details, that are useful for print evaluation.

Preparing Projected Digital Images (PDI) for competitions The Quick Guide. 1. Resize your image so that its width is 1600 pixels or less, and its height 1200 or less. 2. Make sure that your image is in the sRGB colour space. 3. Save your image as a .jpg file. 4. Make sure the image filename is the title you want to use.

All PDI images, including monochrome images, should be in submitted as 8-bit jpegs in RGB colour mode and the sRGB colour space. The CACC and PAGB now specify PDI images to be a maximum of 1600 pixels high by 1200 pixels high (UXGA). If required, images can be downsized for projection without loss of picture quality.