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Airbus330Fan

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How do I fix this ?

2004-04-22, 17:18

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2004-04-22, 21:53

what in particluar where you trying to fix?
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2004-04-22, 21:57

Level it.

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2004-04-22, 21:58

First, crop away that dead space around the aircraft

Then, play around with the levels to get an optimal histogram.

The picture looks very noisy. I don't know the original, but on this copy, a bit of Neat Image would certainly be very helpful.

Hope this helps
Gerardo

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2004-04-23, 02:41

If you're looking for it to be in the DB, try not ticking "artistic" for every shot you send.
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2004-04-23, 02:57

Thank you guys for your help.

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2004-04-24, 02:00

Hi guys, is there anyway I can improve the quality of this shot?

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2004-04-24, 13:10

Its very grainy and oversharpened (jaggies). You could use NeatImage or any other noise filter....or use lower ISO settings/films next time.

greetings,
Philip
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