Hi, I'm fairly new to the site and I would appreciate any advice on a couple of pictures before I attempt to upload them. Thank you.
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Originally posted by patodabju View PostHi, I'm fairly new to the site and I would appreciate any advice on a couple of pictures before I attempt to upload them. Thank you.
2. centering (too low), overprocessed (editing halos)
3. centering
4. centering, color, contrast, backlit.
5. centering, dark, contrast
2 and 3 are likely fixable, the others not unfortunately.
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Hi all, I recently got a photo rejected for "dark/underexposed" and "too much or too little contrast".
Here is the link to the photo: https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=9464078
I thought it was good enough so I considered appealing, but I don't want to overuse the feature and instead thought about asking for suggestions first.
I also tried to fix it, but I don't know whether it refers to either too much or to too little contrast.
Do you think it's fixable? If so, what would I need to do?
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Originally posted by patodabju View PostHi all, I recently got a photo rejected for "dark/underexposed" and "too much or too little contrast".
Here is the link to the photo: https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=9464078
I thought it was good enough so I considered appealing, but I don't want to overuse the feature and instead thought about asking for suggestions first.
I also tried to fix it, but I don't know whether it refers to either too much or to too little contrast.
Do you think it's fixable? If so, what would I need to do?
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Originally posted by patodabju View PostHi all, I recently got a photo rejected for "dark/underexposed" and "too much or too little contrast".
Here is the link to the photo: https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=9464078
I thought it was good enough so I considered appealing, but I don't want to overuse the feature and instead thought about asking for suggestions first.
I also tried to fix it, but I don't know whether it refers to either too much or to too little contrast.
Do you think it's fixable? If so, what would I need to do?
Originally posted by Calvin L View Post
I think this is not worth appealing nor fixing due to overcast conditions
If you're going to give advice, please try to make sure that advice is at least accurate.
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Originally posted by dlowwa View Post
It looks like the contrast/exposure was actually quite harsh/strong, and you tried to correct it by bringing down the highlights. This has resulted in very flat contrast, with all highlights muted (and a yellow cast + light editing halos). You could try re-editing it without so much of the highlight reduction you've used, but the contrast/light was already pretty harsh, so not sure how successful that would be.
Here's the image:
Would this be good enough to upload or should I just move on to another photo?
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Originally posted by patodabju View Post
Thank you so much for your feedback. I tried doing some corrections based on your suggestions, but I'm not quite sure if it actually turned out better.
Here's the image:
Would this be good enough to upload or should I just move on to another photo?
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Originally posted by patodabju View PostHi, it's been a while since I've attempted to post at jetphotos and I would appreciate any feedback with the following images. Thanks.
2. soft, contrast
4. soft, color, horizon
White balance much too warm on most of those.
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