KirkXWB - editing advice

[KirkXWB]

Hi guys! Good Day!
Here's a KLM 772 photo taken days before, however, the light was a little bit not ideal. Could anyone can give me some suggestions about this photo? Greatly appreciate it!

[KirkXWB]

What lens are you using? I had a big issue with sharpness while using a cheap Tamron telephoto lens, I have now swapped to a much better lens & haven't had the issue since.

Yes, it’s a cheap Sony 55-210 lens, it seems that I do have to pay for my equipment. Thanks!

[KirkXWB]

Hello I just wanna advice to just copy the link here instead of cropping it like that, so we can have a better look next time! Thanks

Thanks! It’s my first time to post a question, and I will copy the link next time!

[Calvin L]

Hello I just wanna advice to just copy the link here instead of cropping it like that, so we can have a better look next time! Thanks

[clinton_vern]

Hi guys, I’m pretty confused since I was rejected multiple times due to Undersharpened(Soft). But I still can’t understand how that kind of things happens even I use tripod to shoot in night, or use high speed shutter and low iso in sunny days. So how can I check whether the photo is sharpened enough?
Greatly Appreciate it for advising!

What lens are you using? I had a big issue with sharpness while using a cheap Tamron telephoto lens, I have now swapped to a much better lens & haven't had the issue since.

[KirkXWB]

There should be sharp transitions anywhere there is fine detail to be seen.

Hi Dlowwa! Thank you for your suggestions! I will continuously try to make progress!

[dlowwa]

Hi guys, I’m pretty confused since I was rejected multiple times due to Undersharpened(Soft). But I still can’t understand how that kind of things happens even I use tripod to shoot in night, or use high speed shutter and low iso in sunny days. So how can I check whether the photo is sharpened enough?
Greatly Appreciate it for advising!

There should be sharp transitions anywhere there is fine detail to be seen.

[KirkXWB]

Hi guys, I’m pretty confused since I was rejected multiple times due to Undersharpened(Soft). But I still can’t understand how that kind of things happens even I use tripod to shoot in night, or use high speed shutter and low iso in sunny days. So how can I check whether the photo is sharpened enough?
Greatly Appreciate it for advising!