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Looking for advice on these three, particularly the Ryanair (#2), not sure about the exposure and the contast, and the bizjet (#3), not sure about the crop.
Thanks,
Conor
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Hi guys,
I've had this rejected twice now for being dark and contrast. Not sure if I agree with the dark reason but has image got too much contrast?
Thanks,
Conor
Hi,
Lighting conditions weren't great despite it being a warm day but wondering if this image is too noisy for JetPhotos? Is the contrast sufficient too?
Thanks,
Conor
Hi,
Lighting conditions weren't great despite it being a warm day but wondering if this image is too noisy for JetPhotos? Is the contrast sufficient too?
Thanks,
Conor
Contrast, does not look fixable
Everything that say is in my opinion, a screener might dissagree If you are dissapointed of yourself, look at me and feel better.
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Hi,
Lighting conditions weren't great despite it being a warm day but wondering if this image is too noisy for JetPhotos? Is the contrast sufficient too?
Hi guys,
I had an image of a KLM 737-700 rejected for contast which is unusual for me, I previously pulled it from the queue becuase upon reflection it looked underexposed. I'm assuming I had too much contrast in the first place and I am just looking for any advice on my new edit.
Thanks,
Conor.
Hi guys,
I had an image of a KLM 737-700 rejected for contast which is unusual for me, I previously pulled it from the queue becuase upon reflection it looked underexposed. I'm assuming I had too much contrast in the first place and I am just looking for any advice on my new edit.
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