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  • dlowwa
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    Originally posted by stepheng23907 View Post
    hello, how can i fix this photo?
    What needs fixing?

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  • stepheng23907
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    hello, how can i fix this photo?

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  • dlowwa
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    Originally posted by stepheng23907 View Post
    thanks for the help.

    do these photos have better conditions? anything else wrong with them?
    1. dirty
    2. heat hazed
    3. borderline overprocessed

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  • stepheng23907
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    thanks for the help.

    do these photos have better conditions? anything else wrong with them?

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  • dlowwa
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    Originally posted by stepheng23907 View Post
    hello,

    this photo has been rejected for being undersharpened and too much/too little contrast.

    is it fixable? if so, what should I do?
    Sharpness should be fixable, but contrast might be more difficult due to the conditions. Also avoidable obstruction on main gear.

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  • stepheng23907
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    hello,

    this photo has been rejected for being undersharpened and too much/too little contrast.

    is it fixable? if so, what should I do?

    thanks

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  • dlowwa
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    Originally posted by stepheng23907 View Post

    would you say they're still worth uploading?
    1, 3 probably would be rejected
    2 ok for me

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  • stepheng23907
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    Originally posted by dlowwa View Post

    LIttle bit of heat haze, but don't see any blurriness.
    would you say they're still worth uploading?

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  • dlowwa
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    Originally posted by stepheng23907 View Post
    hello, sorry about that.
    would you say these images are heat blurred, and are they otherwise acceptable?
    LIttle bit of heat haze, but don't see any blurriness.

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  • stepheng23907
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    hello, sorry about that.
    would you say these images are heat blurred, and are they otherwise acceptable?

    thanks

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  • dlowwa
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    As most of you have probably noticed, the forums have been buggy the past ~week or so, first being slow to load, and now not allowing images to be directly attached to posts. We have made the issues known to FR24, but so far they have obviously not fixed the problems. As such, I would like to request that you refrain from

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  • stepheng23907
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    hello,

    sorry uploading directly didn't seem to work, so I have an imgur file. https://imgur.com/a/i1KTDEd

    are these acceptable? is the heat blur ok?

    thanks

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  • stepheng23907
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    thank you for the advice

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  • J.R. Han
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    Originally posted by stepheng23907 View Post
    I just don't understand why these are being rejected for contrast while there are so many similar photos on the database
    What differed ur photos and the two accepted photos is that: it seems like you applied a considerable amount of shadow increase, causing the bottom of the wings to look almost as bright as the fuselage, thus too-little contrast. Although over-adjusting highlights and shadow do cause halos, I don't think they are the leading reason of this rejection. Also, in my opinion, N125SF and N4169W may get soft rejections too.

    Hope this helps.

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  • dcflys
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    Originally posted by stepheng23907 View Post
    so what do you think I should to do fix them or are they not fixable?

    I just don't understand why these are being rejected for contrast while there are so many similar photos on the database, an aircraft on a clear blue sky background that seem acceptable. are these photos any different? what am I missing?
    The rejection for contrast in your case visible in the form of halos. If you take a look at N125SF on the vert. stab region you can see a white glow resembling a "halo". This is caused by over-contrast, roughly meaning the whites are not balancing well with the darker background. To fix simply look at "clipping" and make sure when you are adding whites/blacks that you are not creating clipping and also not going overboard on how much you add. All that will ensure you arent as likely to see these halos.

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