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  • thanks!

    quick question about this rejection.

    it was rejected due to wrong categories and parts cropped.

    i've uploaded close-ups before and it hasn't been rejected, which parts were cropped here? and secondly, which categories are/were missing/wrong?

    thanks in advance.

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    • Originally posted by LBASTARDO View Post
      thanks!

      quick question about this rejection.

      it was rejected due to wrong categories and parts cropped.

      i've uploaded close-ups before and it hasn't been rejected, which parts were cropped here? and secondly, which categories are/were missing/wrong?

      thanks in advance.
      Awkward crop on the left side. This is obviously not a business jet.

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      • Originally posted by dlowwa View Post

        Awkward crop on the left side. This is obviously not a business jet.
        gotcha, the crop is very subjective but i agree on the business jet category - all good, thanks!

        Also, for this other rejection, it is literally the same framing, angle, and type of aircraft as this one that was accepted - any reason why one was accepted and one was rejected?

        Thanks!

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        • Originally posted by LBASTARDO View Post

          gotcha, the crop is very subjective but i agree on the business jet category - all good, thanks!

          Also, for this other rejection, it is literally the same framing, angle, and type of aircraft as this one that was accepted - any reason why one was accepted and one was rejected?

          Thanks!
          Not much difference I agree, so it comes down to personal taste I suppose, though the crop on the rejected one is much closer to the tip of the stabilizer, which is generally a no-no. Both would have been ok for me.

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          • hi, long time! question about the below: would it be accepted as "artistic" or is the plane too small on the frame? Thanks!
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            • Originally posted by LBASTARDO View Post
              hi, long time! question about the below: would it be accepted as "artistic" or is the plane too small on the frame? Thanks!
              Definitely too far.

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              • Hi all --
                Question about this recent rejection I just got. Please see horizon guides I used below, let me know what I could've done differently to avoid this rejection or if it was wrongfully rejected. Thanks.
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                • Originally posted by LBASTARDO View Post
                  Hi all --
                  Question about this recent rejection I just got. Please see horizon guides I used below, let me know what I could've done differently to avoid this rejection or if it was wrongfully rejected. Thanks.
                  Looks like it needs a little CCW rotation.

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                  • hi dlowwa -- just got a question about this rejection: https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=10160236

                    It was rejected due to being underexposed, which it is fairly understandable. However, if I add just a little more exposure to the photo, the nose of the plane will be overblown. I've gotten a couple rejections recently due to this same issue: Whole plane exposed correctly, but then the nose overexposed, hence rejected.
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                    I feel like for this rejection the exposure is fine due to:
                    1. More exposure will make the nose overexposed.
                    2. This was shot at the end of the day, barely any light left, it could even be considered a night shot. And there are definitely way darker photos in the database.

                    Please let me know what you think.

                    Thanks,
                    Luis.

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                    • Originally posted by LBASTARDO View Post
                      hi dlowwa -- just got a question about this rejection: https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=10160236

                      It was rejected due to being underexposed, which it is fairly understandable. However, if I add just a little more exposure to the photo, the nose of the plane will be overblown. I've gotten a couple rejections recently due to this same issue: Whole plane exposed correctly, but then the nose overexposed, hence rejected.
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                      I feel like for this rejection the exposure is fine due to:
                      1. More exposure will make the nose overexposed.
                      2. This was shot at the end of the day, barely any light left, it could even be considered a night shot. And there are definitely way darker photos in the database.
                      I don't think adding exposure will create too many issues if done carefully.

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                      • Hi -- couple questions about these rejections:

                        1 & 2 were rejected due to heat distortion; however, I don't really see the distortion - can you tell me where the distortion can be found? Just want to know what to look for in the future.
                        3 - some dust sensor rejection; but that small black dot is very small; could even be a bird, for what is worth. Any chance I can appeal it?

                        Thanks.

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                        • Originally posted by LBASTARDO View Post
                          Hi -- couple questions about these rejections:

                          1 & 2 were rejected due to heat distortion; however, I don't really see the distortion - can you tell me where the distortion can be found? Just want to know what to look for in the future.
                          3 - some dust sensor rejection; but that small black dot is very small; could even be a bird, for what is worth. Any chance I can appeal it?

                          Thanks.
                          Hello, I'm not a screener but:

                          1 - Heat distortion visible on the wing and elevator.
                          2 - Heat distortion on nose gear area and engine cowling.
                          3 - You could try appealing but personally I'd remove the spot and re-upload.

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                          • Originally posted by LBASTARDO View Post
                            Hi -- couple questions about these rejections:

                            1 & 2 were rejected due to heat distortion; however, I don't really see the distortion - can you tell me where the distortion can be found? Just want to know what to look for in the future.
                            3 - some dust sensor rejection; but that small black dot is very small; could even be a bird, for what is worth. Any chance I can appeal it?

                            Thanks.
                            1-2 heat haze is noticeable, but might be acceptable at lower resolution
                            3 I agree probably not dust, but there is something and we allow you to remove indistinguishable spots, so best to resubmit with it removed

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                            • Hi -- hope all is well.

                              Got this rejection recently for "vignetting" but I don't really see it. Only corner I see is bottom right, but that appears to be the shadow of a building I had on my right rather than vignetting. Any chance I can appeal?

                              Thanks.

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                              • Not a screener, but if the building was near to you, then surely the shadow would be crisper like the shadows under the airplane? Rather than very soft and not that dark.

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