just a few thoughts about exif...
first: how do you know when image was taken if it was photographed on film?
second: i deliberately never show exif data on my digital images by doing 'save for web', and one of them is security reason (against image theft).
i can understand that you want to be sure for the contest, but i just thought you might have in mind those two thingies. personally, i really do hope not that many people would really cheat.

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i think am participating

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oh the clap is changed too, i prefer the older one

this one is more of a 'soft' clap

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I prefer the older one too, this new one looks a little rude.

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oh , lool !

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Umm, i'd like to ask,
i use a manual lens
so i don't have some of the exif data
like the apperture and focal lenght (though it's a fixed focal lenght lens)...
I've written all of the missing data on my artist comments though...
can i still take part?

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Not only that, i have manual lenses too so i have missing exif data although mine's digital...

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ah, yes, forgot about that as i don't have any, but true

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