Originally posted by aviationhk
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Yeah, take a look at your save settings. Small file size is often an indicator of compression. Also, if they're heavy crops, that tends to lend a 'compressed' look to the image as the pixel quality decreases. -
Hello,
Appreciate help with below rejections. The common theme is JPEG compression issues.
Rejected due to JPEG compression artefacts. Screener commented the file size is low. Should I increase the resolution when I re-edit? Photo is sharp & taken in excellent conditions, processing was minimal.
Rejected for JPEG compression artefacts. Where is the compression evident in these pics? What do I need to do differently in the editing process?
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Hi folks,
Where are the compression artefacts located? I’m not sure. Thank you.
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Not worth appealing.Originally posted by aviationhk View PostHello,
Surprised this got a dark/underexposed rejection. See link below.
Worth appealing? If not, then I suppose 5-10 increase in brightness plus levels/contrast adjustment should do it?
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Hello,
Surprised this got a dark/underexposed rejection. See link below.
Worth appealing? If not, then I suppose 5-10 increase in brightness plus levels/contrast adjustment should do it?
Thank you.Leave a comment:
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State of the Forum - JetPhotos Forums - The Friendly Way to Fly << Solution towards the end of this thread.Originally posted by aviationhk View Post
Also anyone can see the photos, just replace "viewqueued" with "viewreject" in the link.
Originally posted by aviationhk View Post
Not a screener but I think contrast is too little for both of these.Leave a comment:
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Hi all,
Can I get corrective feedback for these two rejections.
https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=12148126 - rejected for contrast. I think contrast is too much? Needs more exposure?
https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=12146106 - rejected for under sharpened & contrast. I think more contrast is needed and looks like maybe 30-40% increase in sharpening.
How does one attach images so that non-screeners can have a look? When I use upload attachment function I get an error message.
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Hi folks,
Seeking feedback for this contrast rejection: https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=12054362
My proposed solution: Increase brightness/exposure & then adjust contrast accordingly.
I get an error message when trying to upload the picture itself so can only share the rejection link (which I know limits the people that can view the pic to screeners only).
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Correct.Originally posted by aviationhk View PostHi,
May I get feedback for below rejected photo please - "Too much or too little contrast"
More contrast is needed correct, as I think it's not enough? Thank you.Leave a comment:
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Hi,
May I get feedback for below rejected photo please - "Too much or too little contrast"
More contrast is needed correct, as I think it's not enough? Thank you.Leave a comment:
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Looks a bit blurry actually. Poor contrast due to overcast conditions. Probably not fixable.Originally posted by aviationhk View PostHi,
Can I get feedback please for below rejected photo?
All clear on the undersharpened comment, for contrast is less needed? It looks rather dark underneath the wings so I think less is needed. Thx.Leave a comment:
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Hi,
Can I get feedback please for below rejected photo?
All clear on the undersharpened comment, for contrast is less needed? It looks rather dark underneath the wings so I think less is needed. Thx.Leave a comment:
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