don moore

[dlowwa]

pre screeing on these two please

Apparently you have yet to read the link I've asked you to multiple times, so there will be no further comments from crew.

[don moore]

ok thank you iem sorry forgot

[dlowwa]

Will ask you to PLEASE READ HERE THOROUGHLY one last time:

https://forums.jetphotos.com/forum/aviation-photography-videography-forums/digital-photo-processing-forum/63048-suggestions-when-asking-for-editing-advice-prescreening-from-crew

3. Please limit your prescreening requests to a maximum of 5 images per 24 hours (not calendar day)

Will answer this post, but any further posts that don't follow our requests will respectfully be ignored.

i have this one dont know if its better are not do see some heat haze in back if you could look at it for pre screening about it for the day thanks

This image is blurry and has dust spots.

[don moore]

can the halos be correctted and thanks is editing halos ur refering too from usen masking

[dlowwa]

ok thank you dlowwa for information i did go back threw some photos and tryen find something not blurry i thought this wasnt bad could you look at it for pre screening i didnt go crazy on editing and i am gonna order new lens ive been usen canon regular 75-300mm gonna get the canon 100-400mm ef

This image does not appear to be blurry, but is a bit soft and also has editing halos.

[don moore]

ok thank you dlowwa for information i did go back threw some photos and tryen find something not blurry i thought this wasnt bad could you look at it for pre screening i didnt go crazy on editing and i am gonna order new lens ive been usen canon regular 75-300mm gonna get the canon 100-400mm ef

[dlowwa]

i dont understand what makes alot of the photos i take soft and blurry
unless its the lens do you have any ideal and thanks

There are too many factors that could be at play (including the camera settings, the quality of the lens, the atmospheric conditions at the time, and the editing technique used) to do more than guess.

That being said, if I had to guess, I'd say lens related issues (settings/overall quality) are the most likely culprit.

[don moore]

i dont understand what makes alot of the photos i take soft and blurry
unless its the lens do you have any ideal and thanks

[dlowwa]

thank you for information on other ones could you pre screen these two dlowwa

1. soft/blurry, overprocessed
2. soft/blurry

[dlowwa]

was tryen get pre screening on these 3 please dont no why they didnt post in right place sorry

1. soft, overprocessed
2. soft, color, overexposed
3. soft, borderline backlit/contrast

[dlowwa]

pre screening advice on this one and thanks for information on others

Soft and overexposed.

[don moore]

pre screening advice on this one and thanks for information on others

[dlowwa]

pre screening advice on these 3 please and sorry about laast one i thought it was 1280 16 by 9 saved

2. soft/blurry

1 & 3 are similar, and will thus not be prescreened.

[don moore]

pre screening advice on these 3 please and sorry about laast one i thought it was 1280 16 by 9 saved

[dlowwa]

this is last one of night what do you think of it and thanks for others

This cannot be uploaded. Happy to help, but it might make things easier for yourself if you actually take the time to read here, and follow what we ask:

https://forums.jetphotos.com/forum/aviation-photography-videography-forums/digital-photo-processing-forum/63048-suggestions-when-asking-for-editing-advice-prescreening-from-crew

6. Try to attach the exact images you plan to upload to your post

You cannot upload an image that is 2048pix, so it is pointless to offer any advice on it.