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Hi,
I need some help about a rejected picture. The reason is overexposed and backlit. But this is a night picture, so this difficult to apprciate the exposure. When I look the histogram, I maybe have a little borderline peak on the right. This point is easy to fix.
But can I have a chance to be accepted after the correction ? What do you think about backlit, in night. Is it because we have a lamp behind the plane ? This is impossible to avoid on most airports unfortunatly
Maybe an appeal for this photo ?
JetPhotos.com is the biggest database of aviation photographs with over 5 million screened photos online!
Thanks
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Hello,
Today, this picture was rejected for Dirty Scan / CMOS Dust spots.
JetPhotos.com is the biggest database of aviation photographs with over 5 million screened photos online!
I looked again 3 or 4 times and I do not see what could be the problem. Maybe someone will see this dust spot better? Can I do an appeal ?
Thanks
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Originally posted by alexnantais View PostHello,
Today, this picture was rejected for Dirty Scan / CMOS Dust spots.
JetPhotos.com is the biggest database of aviation photographs with over 5 million screened photos online!
I looked again 3 or 4 times and I do not see what could be the problem. Maybe someone will see this dust spot better? Can I do an appeal ?
Thanks
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Hello,
I need some help about this rejection : https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=10397262
I don't clearly understand the reason. Can someone can tell me if this is because the helicopter is covered or this is because the long grass on bottom ? Can I have any chance doing an appeal ?
Thanks for help.
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Originally posted by alexnantais View PostHello,
I need some help about this rejection : https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=10397262
I don't clearly understand the reason. Can someone can tell me if this is because the helicopter is covered or this is because the long grass on bottom ? Can I have any chance doing an appeal ?
Thanks for help.
Originally posted by thebigdog360 View PostNot a screener, but my guess is the out of focus barbed wire in the foreground, as the rejection does mention "foreground clutter" and looking at the photo is is a little distracting.
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Originally posted by dlowwa View Post
It was rejected because 80%+ of the helicopter is covered. Images with part of the aircraft covered are acceptable, but not to such a large extent.
The wire is not covering anything, so is irrelevant.
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Hello,
I have some doubt about a taken picture and I want to be sure before posting it on jetphotos.
In guidelines, there are one important thing about people who are in pictures :
The photo exposes an easily identifiable person, including air crew in a cockpit etc, who are not clearly posing.
On left of helicopter, I have two people. We clearly see faces, but they have sunglasses. Are the glasses enough to say that they are not identifiable so I can submit the photo ?
Thanks
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Originally posted by alexnantais View PostHello,
I have some doubt about a taken picture and I want to be sure before posting it on jetphotos.
In guidelines, there are one important thing about people who are in pictures :
The photo exposes an easily identifiable person, including air crew in a cockpit etc, who are not clearly posing.
On left of helicopter, I have two people. We clearly see faces, but they have sunglasses. Are the glasses enough to say that they are not identifiable so I can submit the photo ?
Thanks
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Originally posted by alexnantais View PostHello,
I have some doubt about a taken picture and I want to be sure before posting it on jetphotos.
In guidelines, there are one important thing about people who are in pictures :
The photo exposes an easily identifiable person, including air crew in a cockpit etc, who are not clearly posing.
On left of helicopter, I have two people. We clearly see faces, but they have sunglasses. Are the glasses enough to say that they are not identifiable so I can submit the photo ?
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