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i was asking about the pic were you said soft if its soft does that mean needs more sharpness when editing sorry for confusuion and was asking advice on the abx plane
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Yes, an image being soft means that it is not sharp enough. More sharpening when editing may help, but if the image is too soft to begin with editing might not be able to fix the problem.Originally posted by don moore View PostComment
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ok thank you what did you think of abx picComment
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Originally posted by don moore
I find it very strange that the photos are so soft, in my opinion the 1280px file is soft because it depends on the postproduction program you use, you probably don't save the photos in maximum quality, I don't know what program you use ... photoshop or lightroom would give other better results. then maybe I'm wrong and the photos are already blurry right away and it depends on how you shoot. I give the floor to dlowwa jetphotos.net crew . bye bye
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i beleve it was my lens i went out today none was blured i orderd new canon 100-400 mm thank you i had hard time figureing it out
and i use lightroomComment
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pre screening advice i no there ant sun but plane wasnt back lit its a hott plane out of cvg today opion please dont want to waist a qAttached FilesComment
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This would be rejected for soft, contrast, noise, and overprocessed.Originally posted by don moore View PostComment
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pre screening advice on this photo pleaseAttached FilesComment
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ok thank youComment
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pre screening advice on this photo pleaseAttached FilesComment
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Would be rejected for soft, horizon, centering, and color.Originally posted by don moore View PostComment
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pre screening advice on these 3 pleaseAttached FilesComment
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