screening help for ronen_fefer

[dlowwa]

I am interested to know if i managed to fix it or not.

If it's a significant crop, probably not. If you decide to try, harsh light and strong blue tint.

[ronen_fefer]

If it's a significant crop, probably not. If you decide to try, harsh light and strong blue tint.

In terms of crop its 34% or so as photoshop says. But I don’t really get the second part of what you’re saying.
The unedited photo is dark so I was trying to increase the exposure the whites and the blacks and the saturation and that’s it to get the best contrast but it seems not to help here. Do you have any suggestions about how to edit the photo so it’s acceptable?

[dlowwa]

In terms of crop its 34% or so as photoshop says. But I don’t really get the second part of what you’re saying.
The unedited photo is dark so I was trying to increase the exposure the whites and the blacks and the saturation and that’s it to get the best contrast but it seems not to help here. Do you have any suggestions about how to edit the photo so it’s acceptable?

Harsh light = the light is too harsh (strong)
Blue tint = there is a (strong) blue tint in the image.

[ronen_fefer]

Hi, can someone please prescreen this photo for me?

Help would be very much appreciated!

[dlowwa]

Hi, can someone please prescreen this photo for me?

Help would be very much appreciated!

Oversharpened, harsh contrast, vignetting.

[ronen_fefer]

Hi, I have been trying to get this photo accepted for the past few weeks with no success, primarily due to contrast.
My question is: what or how should I play with the levels sliders to make the contrast acceptable and what should I look for in the histogram?
here is the histogram for reference: I would appreciate your help

[dlowwa]

Hi, I have been trying to get this photo accepted for the past few weeks with no success, primarily due to contrast.
My question is: what or how should I play with the levels sliders to make the contrast acceptable and what should I look for in the histogram?

Rarely (or never in my case) use histogram to determine contrast. Usually done by eye.

Since contrast is such a subjective thing, best if you learn to do it that way as well.

[ronen_fefer]

Rarely (or never in my case) use histogram to determine contrast. Usually done by eye.

Since contrast is such a subjective thing, best if you learn to do it that way as well.

I understand however, what should I will be looking for to get the photo accepted in terms of contrast?
Like how do I determine if I have too much or to little?

[dlowwa]

I understand however, what should I will be looking for to get the photo accepted in terms of contrast?
Like how do I determine if I have too much or to little?

With words, shadow areas should neither be too dark (as in your image) nor too light.

In terms of examples, please browse the database to find similar images already accepted.

[ronen_fefer]

Hi, Could I get prescreening advice on this photo, please?

[dlowwa]

Hi, Could I get prescreening advice on this photo, please?

Vignetting, overexposed, overprocessed, very soft.

[ronen_fefer]

Vignetting, overexposed, overprocessed, very soft.

Small question, what is overprocessed in the photo?

[ronen_fefer]

Hi, Could I get prescreening advice on this photo, please?

[dlowwa]

Hi, Could I get prescreening advice on this photo, please?

Overexposed, overprocessed, compression.

https://forums.jetphotos.com/forum/a...S-New-version=

6.7 Over Processed / Bad postprocessing

This rejection may apply to photos which simply look over processed. This can be for example an improper use of noise removal programs up to the result of getting a plastic like look or smudgy edges. Also, halos caused by wrong sharpening settings or other wrong post processing settings, will result in a rejection.

Your image has editing halos.

[ronen_fefer]

Hi, Could I get prescreening advice on this photo, please?