Mark,
I'm impressed with the willingness of you, Scott and Bill to undertake such a 
project. Generous of you all! 
Hope you will allow a question having to do with the "no sharpening" condition. 
At this time, I have one 2008 shot I'd like to have included in the book. The 
only version I have in my files is one that's been fully PS worked and burned 
to CD. Sharpening was a part of the PS work.
Is it a candidate for inclusion?

With appreciation,

Jack




--- On Thu, 12/11/08, Mark Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> From: Mark Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: PDML Book Project is go!
> To: "Pentax-Discuss Mail List" <pdml@pdml.net>
> Date: Thursday, December 11, 2008, 7:16 AM
> After a flurry of emails bouncing around the globe and a bit
> of last-minute html/php coding, Scott Loveless, Bill Robb
> and I have decided to have a go at producing a PDML photo
> book. So everyone start going through your shots from this
> year and pick out your best work!
> 
> The Plan:
> The 2008 PDML Photo Annual (yes, we want to make this an
> annual publication) will be a book of photos by the PDML,
> plus the annual quotations list. We're going to go
> through Blurb.com for printing. The book will probably be 8
> x 10 inch landscape format, 80-120 pages, so we expect the
> hardcover version to be around $45.00 and the softcover to
> be  around $35.00. These are just estimates at the moment as
> actual pricing will depend on bulk purchases (and some
> built-in profit which we want to donate to the NCCF like we
> do with the PDML schwag --
> http://www.cafepress.com/robertstech)
> 
> Publication Date:
> We're aiming for early spring.
> 
> Photos:
> Each PDML member (lurkers included!) can submit up to two
> shots. Deadline is tentatively January 31, 2009 or whenever
> we fill up the page count, whichever comes first. But we may
> extend the deadline (or page count) if necessary.
> 
> Photos should have been shot during 2008 with a Pentax
> camera (although we may be willing to negotiate if you
> happen to have a monstrosity like some other brand camera
> that shoots with Pentax lenses modified to fit <cough,
> cough>).
> 
> Image File Requirements:
> * File Format: JPEG
> * Color Space: sRGB (embed the ICC color profile if you
> can)
> * Maximum File Size: 3 megabytes
> * Rename your file with a unique file name
> * Image Dimensions: Max height, 2400 pixels; Max width,
> 3000 pixels
> * You may crop to any aspect ratio you like (but wide panos
> won't fit)
> * Please don't apply any sharpening to the image
> * Please don't add decorative borders, visible (or
> invisible) watermarks
> 
> Some of these requirements are determined by Blurb (the
> color space, for example), some by the physical size of the
> book and some by the workflow we're planning on. The
> three editors are all experienced Photoshop experts and Bill
> and I have produced books through Blurb, so please trust us
> to take care of things like sharpening. Contact one of us
> directly if you have any questions or concerns.
> 
> Note the request for a *unique* file name. We don't
> want things like "IMGP5854" (default Pentax
> format) or things like "untitled" or really common
> phrases, because it will make file management difficult and
> raise the possibility of one person's image overwriting
> someone else's on the server or on our local drives.
> 
> How to Submit Photos:
> Please don't send them by email! I've set up a web
> page where you can upload your photos:
> http://www.robertstech.com/pdmlbook.php
> 
> I've tested this page on Firefox, Opera, Safari (latest
> versions) and Internet Explorer 5.5, 6 and 7 (it fails
> catastrophically on version 5 and earlier and that may or
> may not get fixed in the future...)
> If you have problems with the page please contact me.
> 
> So hop to it! We want your *best* shots. Knock people's
> socks off!
> 
> 
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