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Hi,
Looks like you shot the dark side of the plane.Or the sun was behind clouds.Anyway,try to shoot the sunny side of the planes.
Scott
yeah the sun was quite difficult with clouds covering it up, without the clouds it should have been the sunny side.
i guess the weather didnt help much, weather forecast predicted Sunny (which is why i went on that day plus the fact that wind was westerly) but in fact it was just cloudy.
so would i be able to get the ANA accepted with contrast/brightness down or shall i just forget about that and move on?
PP-VRA - a little to much contrast and brightness on that one
Ah thanks mate. If he reduces the brightness and contrast I guess it would be decent wouldn't it?
But I think that the lighting doesn't help much either... (yeah it's London I know )
Will: Nothing to thank about. You just showed, what I first wanted to explain
u20: You can try to fix blurry pics by sharpening them. But, once a picture is too blurry (and it doesn't need much), then the pic is gone, whatever you try. Look at the positive side: learn from this for your next pics. Control the settings of your camera, try to pan more shots to get a better feeling. Paning is not as easy as it sounds. But the results can be nice, as for example here:
First aircraft to land at ZRH that day, some minutes before 6.00 AM. I'm pretty happy with the result, considering it was taken handheld with 1/30s. - Photo taken at Zurich (- Kloten) (ZRH / LSZH) in Switzerland on May 24, 2003.
Nope, will, yours is more wha twe are looking for: a tighter crop, less noise, and it looks much better. The original had simply way too much dead space around the aircraft. The uploaded version had perhaps too much contrast.
The others are simply too blurry. By sharpening them, you tried to compensate the blurryness, the problem is, they got too oversharpened.
i guess i was much worse than i thought at first, although i shoot photos for my own pleasure and not for upload i was thinkin my best ones would get accepted and have a nice little portfolio here. i guess the standard's high.
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