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Hello. Recently this photo was rejected two times due to exposure and contrast issues.
For the first time, it was rejected for 'underexposed' and 'too much or too little contrast'. Attachment as below:
1st:
For the second time, it was rejected for 'Overexposed' and 'Too much or too little contrast'. Attachment as below:
2nd:
Now I've re-edited the photo and would like to give a 3rd try. (Attachment as below) May I know does it clear up the issues above? If not, how should I make further adjustments to the photo? Many Thanks!
Hello Screeners
I got this photo rejected several times under the reason- Too much or too little contrast
May I know whether this photo would be fixable, if it is, how should I adjust the contrast. Thanks in advance!
Hello Screeners
I got this photo rejected several times under the reason- Too much or too little contrast
May I know whether this photo would be fixable, if it is, how should I adjust the contrast. Thanks in advance!
Hello Screeners
I got this photo rejected several times under the reason- Too much or too little contrast
May I know whether this photo would be fixable, if it is, how should I adjust the contrast. Thanks in advance!
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