Lucas Sérgio - Editing Advance

[lucasspotter]

Thanks a lot! But what is "borderline"?

[dlowwa]

Thanks a lot! But what is "borderline"?

Borderline = may be accepted, may be rejected.

[lucasspotter]

Hello, how are you? Hope so good. Me again... I'm in doubt about this pic. It is acceptable? If so, is there a specific category?

-Thank u so much in advance!

[dlowwa]

I'm in doubt about this pic. It is acceptable? If so, is there a specific category?

No and no.

[lucasspotter]

Hello, wassup? Hope so good. Me again... I've never taken pictures at this angle and I'm confused about the quality. :/ Would like to know your opinion regarding the quality, for kindness!

-Thank u so much in advance!

[dlowwa]

Hello, wassup? Hope so good. Me again... I've never taken pictures at this angle and I'm confused about the quality. :/ Would like to know your opinion regarding the quality, for kindness!

Some heat haze/contrast/sharpening issues. Don't really think the quality is there for 1920pix, but they might work at lower resolution.

[lucasspotter]

Some heat haze/contrast/sharpening issues. Don't really think the quality is there for 1920pix, but they might work at lower resolution.

Tks for ur help, man.

[lucasspotter]

Hello my dear! How is it going? I hope well. I need one more feedback on this shot. I'm starting to try night shots in flight, but when checking for dirt I noticed artifacts in the sky. Are they a problem for the acceptance of the shot? If yes, would you please have any tip for me? Other than that, is there any other reason for rejection? Thanks in advance.

[dlowwa]

Hello my dear! How is it going? I hope well. I need one more feedback on this shot. I'm starting to try night shots in flight, but when checking for dirt I noticed artifacts in the sky. Are they a problem for the acceptance of the shot? If yes, would you please have any tip for me? Other than that, is there any other reason for rejection?

Dark, oversharpened, and yes noise/compression in the sky. The latter is likely due to either your camera settings, or your processing.