wei_0425 Prescreening request / Editing advice

[wei_0425]

Hi, I keep receiving "undersharpened" rejections for my photos🥲, so I applied more sharpening to them. I'd like to ask for some prescreening advice here. Thanks!

[dlowwa]

Hi, I keep receiving "undersharpened" rejections for my photos🥲, so I applied more sharpening to them. I'd like to ask for some prescreening advice here.

Yes, these all appear somewhat soft and/or blurry. If the original images are quite soft/blurry, there might not be anything you can do to fix that.

[BluestreakAviation]

Those are some pretty nice looking shots nonetheless!

[wei_0425]

Hi, could I get some prescreening request / editing advice on these photos? I have some rainy, low-light shots that I’m considering uploading to JetPhotos, and I'm wondering if these conditions might increase the chances of rejection. Should I also select the "night shot" category since the photos were taken in low light? Thanks!

(For reference, I noticed a similar photo taken in comparable weather that was accepted

https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9101656

[dlowwa]

Hi, could I get some prescreening request / editing advice on these photos? I have some rainy, low-light shots that I’m considering uploading to JetPhotos, and I'm wondering if these conditions might increase the chances of rejection. Should I also select the "night shot" category since the photos were taken in low light? Thanks!

All would be rejected for contrast. Not Night Shot.

[wei_0425]

All would be rejected for contrast. Not Night Shot.

So if I reduce the contrast, would these photos have a chance of being accepted, or would they still need additional adjustments?

Also, I’d like to ask if the "night shot" category is limited to photos taken around sunrise and sunset, or should it also be selected for low-light photos (like those taken on rainy and cloudy days)?

Thank you!

[Stanley JH]

Not a screener but the poor weather makes the contrast issues

[dlowwa]

So if I reduce the contrast, would these photos have a chance of being accepted, or would they still need additional adjustments?

Reducing the contrast would make it worse. These would be challenging to make acceptable.

Also, I’d like to ask if the "night shot" category is limited to photos taken around sunrise and sunset, or should it also be selected for low-light photos (like those taken on rainy and cloudy days)?

See:

Not Night Shot.

[wei_0425]

Hi, I've recently got a rejection of this photo, and the reasons are:

- JPG compression artefacts - Vignetting not allowed

How can I fix these problems? TKS~

[newton606]

Hi, I've recently got a rejection of this photo, and the reasons are:

- JPG compression artefacts - Vignetting not allowed

How can I fix these problems? TKS~

Try saving at the highest JPG quality. Might also be due to heavy crop.
Regarding the vignetting you might be able to fix it by applying a lens correction edit, counter vignette or when shooting, although dificult during night, higher aperture.

[dlowwa]

Hi, I've recently got a rejection of this photo, and the reasons are:
- JPG compression artefacts
- Vignetting not allowed

How can I fix these problems?

Compression is because of the massive amounts of NR you've had to apply. Vignetting due to the wide open aperture. Not sure you can really fix either.