Can someone tell me if any of these are worthy?

[SoCalRailFan]

Can someone tell me if any of these are worthy for jp.net? I shot the USAF Thunderbirds at the March Field Airfest this past weekend. Shooting jets at 500mph when they're right over your head is not easy I found out after two days. But hopefully at least one is worthy for the site.

http://rides.webshots.com/album/563316539IsFNXf

Thanks,
Dave

[magic48]

Hey Dave,

Those are some really nice shots, but they all look pretty much compressed. Have you saved them at the highest setting?

[SoCalRailFan]

Saved them at JPG 10. So not sure why they would look compressed.

[magic48]

I'm not sure either. As far as I know the highest setting is 12 though....

Maybe you should try uploading and posting some of them here...

[SoCalRailFan]

Pick a few you think might be worthy and I'll redo them and upload here.

Thanks,
Dave

[LX-A343]

Watch also the centering/framing and exposure. But I agree, post a few here, as I don't know, if the compression is from your side or added by webshots.com.

[SoCalRailFan]

I'm not sure if you guys looked at the full versions at Webshots, but I think I've noticed some compression there too. But here's three that were requested to be posted. I redid them and save them at max JPG.







Thanks,
Dave
www.SoCalRailFan.com
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[SoCalRailFan]

LOL I had a hard enough time just getting the shots. Granted most are cropped and centered post shooting. These planes were literally right on top of me were I was standing on a train overpass. Focusing? sheesh I tried everything from manual to AI Servo, it was tough.

Watch also the centering/framing and exposure.