theindianspotter - pre screening

[dlowwa]

Hello, please review these. Thank you.

Regards.

First four minor issues with sharpening/(over) exposure, but ok for me. Last one quite soft.

[theindianspotter]

Hello, please review these. Thank you.

Regards.

[dlowwa]

all of them?

For the most part, yes.

[theindianspotter]

Overprocessed/vignetting, and some softness visible.

all of them?

[dlowwa]

Hello, could you please review these edits? Thank you.

Regards.

Overprocessed/vignetting, and some softness visible.

[theindianspotter]

Hello, could you please review these edits? Thank you.

Regards.

[dlowwa]

Hello, is this oveprocessed?

A bit yes. Also soft.

[theindianspotter]

Hello, is this oveprocessed?

[dlowwa]

What is the fix for weak contrast, its already to max.. are these borderline acceptable or far from it?

P.S Thank you so much for the help lately, these tips are helping me a lot.

Regards.

They're close, but if I had to guess, it would probably be contrast rejections. I could be wrong though

[theindianspotter]

What is the fix for weak contrast, its already to max.. are these borderline acceptable or far from it?

P.S Thank you so much for the help lately, these tips are helping me a lot.

Regards.

[dlowwa]

are these fine now?

Borderline oversharpened/(weak)contrast.

[theindianspotter]

are these fine now?

[dlowwa]

But I've already set the contrast to 100, the whites are just not appearing into histogram, what's the editing technique to fix such images?

Dark -> increase brightness
Oversharpened -> decrease sharpening

[theindianspotter]

#4 is the only one that does not look fixable. The others could possibly be ok with better edits.

But I've already set the contrast to 100, the whites are just not appearing into histogram, what's the editing technique to fix such images?

[dlowwa]

This is because of the weather, right? or are these fixable? (contrast already at 100)

#4 is the only one that does not look fixable. The others could possibly be ok with better edits.