Pre-Screening advice for Snooperphotography

[Snooperphotography]

Hello everyone! I would really appreciate some feedback on these photos! I'm new to jetphotos and currently only have one photo in the database so I'm still learning the site. Thanks in advance!

[dlowwa]

Hello everyone! I would really appreciate some feedback on these photos! I'm new to jetphotos and currently only have one photo in the database so I'm still learning the site. Thanks in advance!

1. soft
2. soft, dark, horizon
3. soft, dark
4. soft
5. backlit, soft, blurry

[Snooperphotography]

Thank you dlowwa!
I assume soft means the image is not sharpened enough. How much sharpening do you think is required to make it good?
As for the last photo which you have said is backlit, am I right to assume this image is unfortunately no good?
Thanks in advance!

[dlowwa]

Thank you dlowwa!
I assume soft means the image is not sharpened enough. How much sharpening do you think is required to make it good?
As for the last photo which you have said is backlit, am I right to assume this image is unfortunately no good?
Thanks in advance!

Hi, this might be of interest to you:

https://forums.jetphotos.com/forum/aviation-photography-videography-forums/aviation-photography-forum/60422-upload-guidelines-new-version?58983-UPLOAD-GUIDELINES-New-version=

If you have more specific questions, feel free to ask.

[Snooperphotography]

Hi again,
I have re-edited two of these images that you said were soft. Are these better or are they now over sharpened? I'm finding the right amount of sharpening difficult to find as the images are 1280px.
Thanks in advance!

[dlowwa]

Hi again,
I have re-edited two of these images that you said were soft. Are these better or are they now over sharpened? I'm finding the right amount of sharpening difficult to find as the images are 1280px.

Slightly oversharpened, though close to acceptable. Second one looks like it might also be a bit blurry.

[Snooperphotography]

Hello again!
I have some more images I would like to be pre screened. I believe I am supposed to post here again if I have more images I wish to be pre screened but correct me if I'm wrong. I'm slightly unsure about image number 1.
Thanks in advance!

[dlowwa]

Hello again!
I have some more images I would like to be pre screened. I believe I am supposed to post here again if I have more images I wish to be pre screened but correct me if I'm wrong. I'm slightly unsure about image number 1.

1. contrast, soft. Not fixable.
2. soft/blurry
3. borderline dark
4. soft
5. borderline (weak) contrast

[Snooperphotography]

*Apologies for the last post, did not realize I can use this thread for a different question, will not happen again*

Hi all,
I am a bit confused with a photo I just got rejected. It got rejected previously, but I thought I had fixed these issues.
I uploaded this photo a while ago and it was rejected. it was rejected for bad crop and bad centering, which I understand and can see the issue.
I recently uploaded this photo where I fixed the crop, but this time it got rejected for bad post processing and soft. Did changing the crop really mess up the photo that much? I haven't done anything besides fix the crop.
I apologize if I am wrong and the rejection is justified, but I'm still a bit confused
Thanks in advance

[Snooperphotography]

Hello everyone
Was wondering if I could have some pre screening advice on these five photos?
Thanks in advance!

[dlowwa]

Hello everyone
Was wondering if I could have some pre screening advice on these five photos?

Soft, and poor contrast/backlit on all of these.

[Snooperphotography]

Hello again
I am a little confused over a rejection I just had. The first photo was rejected for soft and too much/too little contrast. I then re edited the photo (second image) by adding sharpening and adding contrast. It was then rejected for the exact same reasons. Do I need to add even more sharpening and more contrast? I have done as much sharpening as possible in Lightroom and then used some smart sharpen in photoshop (300 amount 0.3 radius). I understand if the rejection is justified.
Thanks in advance!

[dlowwa]

Hello again
I am a little confused over a rejection I just had. The first photo was rejected for soft and too much/too little contrast. I then re edited the photo (second image) by adding sharpening and adding contrast. It was then rejected for the exact same reasons. Do I need to add even more sharpening and more contrast? I have done as much sharpening as possible in Lightroom and then used some smart sharpen in photoshop (300 amount 0.3 radius). I understand if the rejection is justified.

Image is quite soft, looks like heavy crop and/or some heat haze. Lack of direct light = poor contrast. Not sure that it's fixable with more editing.

[Snooperphotography]

Hi everyone!
Wondering if I could please get some pre-screening advice on these 5 photos?
Thanks in advance!

[dlowwa]

Hi everyone!
Wondering if I could please get some pre-screening advice on these 5 photos?

1. backlit, oversharpened
2. soft, blurry, contrast
3. contrast
4. soft, blurry, contrast
5. cut off, contrast/dark