Editing Tips!

[pilotfokker]

Hey guys,

This photo I snapped straight after take off. Yes it was a overcast day and even worse into the sun...

This photo is something I had planned on uploading and couldn't wait to get back to the pc and edit it however where do I start? Is it even worth it?

-Adam

[jetsetkiwi]

Nice overview of NZAA!

Unfortunately, Im not sure how much can be done. The photo looks a little hazy, which is something photoshop cant fix!

[z740]

Looks like it might get zapped for backlit or contrast. Contrast you can adjust to a certain extent. Backlit is an automatic reject which nothing can fix. Better luck next time!

-Chris

[pilotfokker]

That was my lines of thinking aswell. Oh well, at least my intention was good.

[magic48]

Not exactly good conditions you took this photo under, but with a bit of work I think it stands a chance...

[brianw999]

I'd vote yes on that one.

[Hinkelbein]

Maybe not the best airport overview on the net, but I like this picture. It always makes me search for details. For instance, look at the mud around the rivers. And see the small water streams in the mud ...
I almost forget that itīs the airfield I should look at

[Shanwick]

Maybe not the best airport overview on the net, but I like this picture. It always makes me search for details. For instance, look at the mud around the rivers. And see the small water streams in the mud ...
I almost forget that itīs the airfield I should look at

Yes I would go along with Hinkelbein on this one and Brians(vote yes).No detail is lost due to backlit...maybe slightly less contrast but a nice photo for detail of this airport.I think the criteria for this type of photo re.backlit is not as rigid..or not at least the same as a side on view of an aircraft.