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  • #91
    Originally posted by Thomas Harding View Post

    Do you reckon that lowering to 1600 px
    Or less.

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    • #92
      Hello, is it worth appealing this? Thanks.

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      • #93
        Originally posted by Thomas Harding View Post
        Hello, is it worth appealing this?
        No.

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        • #94
          Hello, are either of these worth rejecting? They don't seem soft or dark, but I might just not be able to judge it. Thanks


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          • #95
            Originally posted by Thomas Harding View Post
            Hello, are either of these worth rejecting? They don't seem soft or dark, but I might just not be able to judge it. Thanks
            First should have been rejected for soft as well.

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            • #96
              Any worth of an appeal? I feel this is very incorrect this time especially the overprocessing rejection given the editing was the exact same. If possible could you point out where they have seen overprocessing/softness if there is a specific spot? Thanks.

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              • #97
                Originally posted by Thomas Harding View Post
                Any worth of an appeal? I feel this is very incorrect this time especially the overprocessing rejection given the editing was the exact same. If possible could you point out where they have seen overprocessing/softness if there is a specific spot? Thanks.

                https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=12020891
                Don't really see the overprocessing, but it is very soft. If the appeal came to me I would add dark and noisy so final result would be: Rejected - soft, dark, noisy.

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                • #98
                  Hello, may I have these 3 pre-screened? 3rd one is a planespotting location, not sure if having no runway visible is allowed. Maybe also a bit too blurry in the foreground? Also wondering if the other two are still too soft/dark? Thanks.
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                  • #99
                    Originally posted by Thomas Harding View Post
                    Hello, may I have these 3 pre-screened? 3rd one is a planespotting location, not sure if having no runway visible is allowed. Maybe also a bit too blurry in the foreground? Also wondering if the other two are still too soft/dark? Thanks.
                    1-2. dark/contrast, borderline soft/noisy
                    3. motive works for me, though usually should have part of airport visible. quite soft/heat hazed though

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                    • Hello, I was wondering if I could have these two photos prescreened? Tried out doing an artistic (effects) photo with the strong, effectively black contrast on the plane, could still be too soft though? Thanks.
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                      • Originally posted by Thomas Harding View Post
                        Hello, I was wondering if I could have these two photos prescreened? Tried out doing an artistic (effects) photo with the strong, effectively black contrast on the plane, could still be too soft though? Thanks.
                        1. soft/blurry
                        2. soft/blurry, too far

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                        • Hello, may I have these 4 pre-screened? This may be a stretch given the not so great lighting conditions and the significant noise removal that has been needed... nonetheless I was wondering if these types of photos could stand a chance post-editing? 3rd one is airport overview. Thanks.
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                          • 1) Soft / backlit
                            2) dark, soft and contrast not an appealing angle or light at all for a very common aircraft, not worth the effort
                            3) compression, soft contrast and that clutter in the front really isn't adding anything
                            4) soft, overproc, compression - Quality is simply not there on that one

                            Hope it helps

                            Alex

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