Prescreening request / Editing advice

[FengFeng]

Hello everyone, hello Jetphotos crew!


I'm new here but I've always been a photography enthusiast, especially with regard to aviation. I have already uploaded a couple of photos but these have always been rejected. So far I don't have any photos on the Jetphotos portal.

In the last days I took my camera again in the surroundings of Frankfurt Airport and took the following pictures. I would be very grateful if you could help me with your comments and/or possible improvements if you think the photo will be accepted.


thanks in advance to all of you!!!

[JamesDC152]

Unless my laptop screen resolution is slightly off being a 16" I think that photo is good enough. If you're struggling with the rejections of past images and looking to improve it would help if you can show the rejected images and what the rejection reasons were.

[dlowwa]

Hello everyone, hello Jetphotos crew!


I'm new here but I've always been a photography enthusiast, especially with regard to aviation. I have already uploaded a couple of photos but these have always been rejected. So far I don't have any photos on the Jetphotos portal.

In the last days I took my camera again in the surroundings of Frankfurt Airport and took the following pictures. I would be very grateful if you could help me with your comments and/or possible improvements if you think the photo will be accepted.

There are potential issues with softness, color, horizon, and overprocessing.

[FengFeng]

Thank you very much for your prompt reply!

[FengFeng]

There are potential issues with softness, color, horizon, and overprocessing.

Thanks again for the pre screening!

I took your suggestions and made some small changes, do you think there is potential for acceptance, or should I stop editing this photo?

[dlowwa]

Thanks again for the pre screening!

I took your suggestions and made some small changes, do you think there is potential for acceptance, or should I stop editing this photo?

Overexposed. overprocessed (editing halos), and light purple fringing still visible.

[FengFeng]

Overexposed. overprocessed (editing halos), and light purple fringing still visible.

Thank you very much. This will help me to keep improving...
The question is: Is it just an editing problem?

[Filip Belosevic]

Thank you very much. This will help me to keep improving...
The question is: Is it just an editing problem?

The overprocessed comment is an editing problem, overexposed cam also be a camera setting problem, and the purple fringing/ chromatic aberration is an optical imperfection, it can be fixed in lightroom and Photoshop though. You can also give us an unedited version so we could help you even further.

Best regards.
Filip

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My forum prescreening thread: https://forums.jetphotos.com/forum/a...reening-advice

[dlowwa]

Thank you very much. This will help me to keep improving...
The question is: Is it just an editing problem?

All of those issues can be addressed with editing, yes.

[FengFeng]

The overprocessed comment is an editing problem, overexposed cam also be a camera setting problem, and the purple fringing/ chromatic aberration is an optical imperfection, it can be fixed in lightroom and Photoshop though. You can also give us an unedited version so we could help you even further.

Best regards.
Filip

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My forum prescreening thread: https://forums.jetphotos.com/forum/a...reening-advice

Thanks you very much!
I'm still learning...and these comments mean a lot for me!

here is the photo unedited.

[Filip Belosevic]

Thanks you very much!
I'm still learning...and these comments mean a lot for me!

here is the photo unedited.

The photo seems to have Green and purple fringing, and it's soft. Both of those could likely be fixed, to fix the fringing you can check the "remove chromatic aberration" and "enable lens correction"(before cropping) under the optics tab in lightroom. The softness could also be fixed with the sharpness and masking slider in lightroom, though i find it much easier to do in Photoshop. For any further help feel free to send me a private message.

Best regards.
Filip

[dlowwa]

Thanks you very much!
I'm still learning...and these comments mean a lot for me!

here is the photo unedited.

That image is only 1280pix, so
1. not 'unedited'
2. much too small to tell anything about the quality

[FengFeng]

The photo seems to have Green and purple fringing, and it's soft. Both of those could likely be fixed, to fix the fringing you can check the "remove chromatic aberration" and "enable lens correction"(before cropping) under the optics tab in lightroom. The softness could also be fixed with the sharpness and masking slider in lightroom, though i find it much easier to do in Photoshop. For any further help feel free to send me a private message.

Best regards.
Filip

Thanks you very much! I'll take your offer

[FengFeng]

That image is only 1280pix, so
1. not 'unedited'
2. much too small to tell anything about the quality

Yes, you're totally right and was my mistake.
Now the question is how can I post the photo here in full size (6000x4000 mp with 11,9 MB)
Thanks in advance!

[dlowwa]

Yes, you're totally right and was my mistake.
Now the question is how can I post the photo here in full size (6000x4000 mp with 11,9 MB)
Thanks in advance!

No, so either provide a link or a crop of the full-res.