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[Alex - Spot-This !]

Hi,
Light is okay but it looks like the whole tail is all blurry... Maybe you can save it by sharpening it better (would be interesting to see the full size pic) ?

Cheers
Alex

[Gandalf]

Omar Alex Saffe, many Thanks for Your time.

Unfortunately actually i can't upload pictures...

Anyway: I'm happy for your answer about light.
So I'll try to sharp a bit before uploading

[LX-A343]

Unfortunately actually i can't upload pictures...

Why that?

[MLidzba]

Hi,

I am unsure about the following 2 photos (Bad Motive). The first one is the A380 testbed in Dresden/Germany and the second one is a photo of some gangways during sunset.





The 3rd photo is a completely edited photo but it looks kinda weird to me and I don't know exactely why.

Boeing 737-600 TunisAir

Thanks in Advance

Martin

[Gandalf]

Why that?

Hello LX-A343!
I've never had problems uploading photos. But this time the answers of attachment managing system is:

"Error coding content
The page you are trying to view can not be shown because it uses a form of compression invalid or unsupported."

Please note: wrote in italian

Greetings!
Gandalf

[polishsausage248]

[Shane_D_Wise]

Hi this is my first post here

I'd like to see if you could tell me if this shot will make it through the Screeners, it is my thus far fav i have shot

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewqueued_b.php?id=1917778


Cheers
Shane

[mnazarinia]

Dear screeners,

Can I ask for your opinions on these ones? What do you think about them?

Cheers,
Mehdi.

1. http://www.jetphotos.net/viewqueued_b.php?id=1921794
2. http://www.jetphotos.net/viewqueued_b.php?id=1921891

[tommyalf]

Dear screeners,

Can I ask for your opinions on these ones? What do you think about them?

Cheers,
Mehdi.

1. http://www.jetphotos.net/viewqueued_b.php?id=1921794
2. http://www.jetphotos.net/viewqueued_b.php?id=1921891

Both won't make it, to far and contrast issues. to be honest I'm not sure what your motive is for the second shot. I'd delete both from the que.

[Shane_D_Wise]

Hi this is my first post here

I'd like to see if you could tell me if this shot will make it through the Screeners, it is my thus far fav i have shot

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewqueued_b.php?id=1917778


Cheers
Shane

YAY IT MADE IT!!!!
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.p...6246387&nseq=5

[Vishal Jolapara]

Hello guys, i want your take on this one.
In my opinion its kinda more Top-Lit than backlit, plus its a SP !!!

[BA747-436]

It is an SP, but it also a backlit SP im afraid...

If it was just top lit as you say, then the aircraft on the right hand side of the photo would also suffer from the same shadows. They do-not however, and the sides visible are all in the sun meaning the sun was either in front of you or in-front and slightly off to the left of the photo.

[Andrew McLaughlin]

It is an SP, but it also a backlit SP im afraid...

If it was just top lit as you say, then the aircraft on the right hand side of the photo would also suffer from the same shadows. They do-not however, and the sides visible are all in the sun meaning the sun was either in front of you or in-front and slightly off to the left of the photo.

I don't understand why being backlit is such as issue if you can still see detail on both the aircraft and the surrounding area like this one. From an aviation enthusiast's point of view (your site's main market I'd assume), this image is of interest to me.

Why does it seem that an image is almost an automatic rejection if backlit?

[pilotgolfer]

Love the SP, but yeah, being that much backlit really does honestly kill it for JP. Neat shot, though.

Anywho, I'm wondering how these look in the eyes of a screener.
Thanks.

[LX-A343]

Andrew, the backlight simply kills the contrast on any object. Back light can be brought in to add something special to a photo, as for example silhouette shots or reflections on a close up etc. Other than that, a backlit photo will be rejected. Sure, we're aiming at the aviation enthusiasts, but we also want to show the aircraft in their best light.