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These 737's both look underexposed to me, but I'm not sure what setting would've caused it. I always shoot aperture priority and had exposure comp at neutral. Is it just the angle of the sun and the vast background? Not sure if there's a better white balance or some other setting for these conditions. Do you have an opinion on either the quality or the settings?
Also, does the Sr22 look okay?
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Originally posted by jakerepp View PostThese 737's both look underexposed to me, but I'm not sure what setting would've caused it. I always shoot aperture priority and had exposure comp at neutral. Is it just the angle of the sun and the vast background? Not sure if there's a better white balance or some other setting for these conditions. Do you have an opinion on either the quality or the settings?
Also, does the Sr22 look okay?
2. dark/contrast
angle of the light/sun - nose bright, rest of aircraft darker
3. ok for me
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Horizon rejection that is disagree with. The light pole is leaning but building verticals look perfect to me. I've taken enough photos are SDL now to know a lot of the light poles there are askew. Screener comment did say clockwise needed, but I don't think that applies if using the building as a guide.
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Originally posted by jakerepp View PostHorizon rejection that is disagree with. The light pole is leaning but building verticals look perfect to me. I've taken enough photos are SDL now to know a lot of the light poles there are askew. Screener comment did say clockwise needed, but I don't think that applies if using the building as a guide.
https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=11345729
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Originally posted by jakerepp View PostTrying different things out, is this crop okay? And the second one, I'm 99% sure the quality isn't there, but I didn't realize what I got in the background so I figured I'd try to edit it somehow.
2. dark, soft, and centering is borderline
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