[BJC]

Originally Posted by Koko Ed

Last season @ FLR 2056 assigned a pair of kids to stand at the front of the queing area and take pictures of robots going to the field. They wanted pictures of robots as they would look during competition and as long as they stayed out of the way of the traffic flow I didn't mind them. This would actually probably be the best way to get pictures of robots during the season.

This is perfectly fine. We don't really care where you photograph them just so long as the requirements are met. (diagional, clear, showing a bumper number, etc.) If you think that you can best take the photos in the queing line then by all means please do so.

Originally Posted by Clinton Bolinger

Suggestion on naming of the pictures:
Team 1
0001.jpg
Team 33
0033.jpg
Team 469
0469.jpg
Team 2337
2337.jpg
This would allow for the pictures to be in one folder and listed in numerical order. They you can add alpha characters at the end to show multiple versions.
Just my $0.001
-Clinton-

This is pretty much what we are already doing. The extra zeros don't effect the picture order so I thought that it would be easier to exclude them. I quoted the origional post for you below.

Originally Posted by Starke

3: Follow the submission requirements. When your photos are sent to me they must be a .jpg file extension. The picture must be called ####.jpg where #### is the team number. (ex: 33.jpg) If you are sending multiple photos of the same robot, label pictures after the first with lowercase letters starting with "b". (ex: 33b.jpg ; 33c.jpg etc) This allows me to organize all the files easily instead of personally going through over 1000 files organizing, renaming, and changing the file extension so they all match. Follow the FRC Design submission page to contact the website (http://www.frc-designs.com/html/Submit_Design.html).

Originally Posted by akoscielski3

What happens when a robot is at multiple competitions and there are multiple pictures taken and sent to you, the file names would be the same if the person who sends it in doesn't know that their is already a picture of it. My suggestion is to give a list to the people assigned to taking the pictures that shows what teams they need to photograph at that competition.

Then multiple photos with the same name will be sent in. It's not a very big deal and allows us to take the best photo of said team's robot for the website. Under the current system, if you label your files properly before you send them then pictures of the same robot will be next to each other in the recieving file holding all of the pictures. So yes, we still want you to photograph all the robots at an event even if they have competed previously.

Originally Posted by Hallry

I've talked to our Media sub-division, and we (1676) will be able to photograph Rutgers, NYC, and Mt. Olive. If we qualify, we could also potentially do the MAR Championships.

I have faith that you will qualify so I took the liberty of adding you for the MAR Championship as well

Originally Posted by Sean Raia

Devil tech, #1559 will take care of the Finger Lakes Regional!

Thank you!

Commit to an Event(s) Below

Week 1:

-Kettering University District
-Hatboro-Horsham District
-Alamo Regional
-San Diego Regional
-Smoky Mountains Regional
-Granite State Regional
-Greater Kansas City Regional
-Israel Regional

Week 2:

-Traverse City District
-Waterford District
-Chestnut Hill District
-Rugters University District - Pascack Pi-oneers frc1676 - Hallry
-Greater Toronto East Regional
-Orlando Regional
-WPI Regional
-Chesapeake Regional
-Lake Superior Regional
-Finger Lakes Regional - Devil tech frc1559 - Sean Raia
-Oregon Regional
-Pittsburg Regional

Week 3:

-West Michigan District
-Detroit District
-Montreal Regional (Festival de Robotique)
-Sacramento Regional
-Los Angeles Regional
-Peachtree Regional
-Bayou Regional
-Boilermaker Regional
-Utah Regional
-Virginia Regional
-New York City Regional - Pascack Pi-oneers frc1676 - Hallry

Week 4:

-Niles District
-Linape District
-Northville District
-Waterloo Regional
-Colorado Regional
-Arizona Regional
-Wisconsin Regional
-Seattle Olympic Regional
-Seattle Cascade Regional
-Palmetto Regional
-Buckeye Regional
-St. Louis Regional
-Boston Regional
-Midwest Regional
-Hawaii Regional

Week 5:

-Mount Olive District - Pascack Pi-oneers frc1676 - Hallry
-Troy District
-Livonia District
-Dallas East Regional
-Dallas West Regional - Spectrum frc3847 - AllenGregoryIV
-Oklahoma Regional
-Long Island Regional
-10000 Lakes Regional
-North Star Regional
-South Florida Regional
-Washington DC Regional
-Northeast Utilities Regional
-Silicon Valley Regional
-Greater Toronto West Regional

Week 6:

-Spokane Regional
-Lone Star Regional - Spectrum frc3847 - AllenGregoryIV
-Queen City Regional
-Las Vegas Regional
-North Carolina Regional
-Central Valley Regional

Week 7:

-Mid-Atlantic Regional Championship - Pascack Pi-oneers frc1676 - Hallry
-Michigan State Championship

Week 8:

-FIRST Championship


Keep 'em comming
Bryan