editing advice / prescreening for RoarTorgersen

[RoarTorgersen]

Hi again. Would these 2 have a better chance?

[Julian S.]

Hi again. Would these 2 have a better chance?

Acceptable for me now.

[RoarTorgersen]

Great! Thanks for really fast feedback! keep up your good work and have a great evening

[RoarTorgersen]

Hi! Would like a pre-screening on these pictures. And if not acceptable would love to know what exactly could be done to improve them enough to get them accepted.

[flyetty]

Hi! Would like a pre-screening on these pictures. And if not acceptable would love to know what exactly could be done to improve them enough to get them accepted.

S100 might be a bit low in the frame from what i can see

[dlowwa]

Hi! Would like a pre-screening on these pictures. And if not acceptable would love to know what exactly could be done to improve them enough to get them accepted.

1. overprocessed
2. overprocessed, vignetting
3. dark
4. dark, overprocessed

[RoarTorgersen]

Thanks! Starting to think that I just have to abandon all my photos from Antalya.

[RoarTorgersen]

Not Completly ready to give up yet. Could you please take one more look at them now?

[dlowwa]

Not Completly ready to give up yet. Could you please take one more look at them now?

1-2. overprocessed
3. vignetting
4. ok for me

[RoarTorgersen]

Damn! Could there be any other reasons for pictures too look overprocessed without actually being overprocessed? Could you elaborate what exactly looks overprocessed? By the way, really apreciate all your help and time being used helping!

[TRTPUwU]

Adding highlights and shadows make almost all photos overprossesed, so try only using exposure/contrast/sharpness and lens correction during editing, other tools like the ones mentioned before are usually considered overprossesing (that is what i undrestand)

[dlowwa]

Damn! Could there be any other reasons for pictures too look overprocessed without actually being overprocessed? Could you elaborate what exactly looks overprocessed? By the way, really apreciate all your help and time being used helping!

Editing halos visible. Multiple things in your editing process or camera settings could cause them. Without knowing more, I could only speculate.

[RoarTorgersen]

New day, new disappointments! I have a few more pictures from Antalya that I would like to have pre-screened. I think I have found out that the editing halos must come from a combination of very hot weather (40degrees++) and the strong sun

[RoarTorgersen]

New day, new disappointments! I have a few more pictures from Antalya that I would like to have pre-screened. I think I have found out that the editing halos must come from a combination of very hot weather (40degrees++) and the strong sun

Anyone?🥺

[dlowwa]

Anyone?

Hi, please read here carefully when you get the chance,

https://forums.jetphotos.com/forum/aviation-photography-videography-forums/digital-photo-processing-forum/63048-suggestions-when-asking-for-editing-advice-prescreening-from-crew

noting these points:

3. Please limit your prescreening requests to a maximum of 5 images per 24 hours (not calendar day)

Prescreening...is not meant to be a process where you post the maximum number of requests you can, wait the minimum 24 hours, then post the maximum again, and repeat.

1. borderline contrast (ok for me)
2, 4. contrast
3. backlit, contrast