Do you need any Pre-Screening? - Limited to CREW reply ONLY.

[Tom Vein]

Thank You

[RCoulter]

Does this shot stand a chance as it different even though the tail is blurry and there some blown out areas?

http://machimages.com/temp/JP.net/N42XT-2008RARPRS-06202008.jpg

[pilotgolfer]

Does this one look off leveling wise to the screeners?

http://s15.photobucket.com/albums/a358/pilotgolfer/jp%20pics/?action=view&current=greatlakesramp.jpg

Thanks.

[LX-A343]

Ryan C.: looks a tad blurry, which is really a shame, as the photo otherwise is a cracker!

the other Ryan: as screener I simply hate airports with those gazillions of lamp posts! But the photo looks OK IMO.

[Thomas2]

How should I deal with the horizon in this picture?
Should I consider the buildings or the line between tarmac and grass?



Thanks in advance
Thomas

[Rtyrpics]

Hiya Guys,

After this mornings flight FR9085 I haved edited the following photos, if they are bad quality I apologise as my aunties internet connection is nothing more than pathetic, so I ask any moderators to delete the post if they show compression effects as all images on this internet connection seem to show compression effects and I don't know if its the image of just the internet connection, however I do know these images didn't have any compression effects before uploading.
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Flight review to follow slightly later, all for now.
Thanks
Ryan

[Jimmy Leaman]

Hey all.

Two more for some screening. Would be very grateful if you would take the time

[brianw999]

Ryan,
I'm on a works monitor and don't have PS available to check but both seem to lack contrast and the Air Berlin is also a little soft.

[brianw999]

Jimmy,

As Ryans' answer above re: screening check tools,

...both look OK to me but the TAM / Continental shot seems to lean a bit to the right.

[Jose Luis Silva]

Hello people,

Can you help me with the aircraft identification and also if the photo deserve to go to the JP.net queue.

Thanks for looking
José Luis

[brianw999]

How should I deal with the horizon in this picture?
Should I consider the buildings or the line between tarmac and grass?



Thanks in advance
Thomas

We always recommend using verticals closest to the centre of the picture for levelling. As far as I can see, and I checked at 400% magnification, this pic is as close to level as it can be.

[Thomas2]

this pic is as close to level as it can be.

This sounds good.

Thomas

[leonard320]

Hi all

Could you please have a look at these 2 before I put them in to the queue.




Thanks to Ryan Taylor for the help with the edits.

Thanks

Ben Leonard

[Jimmy Leaman]

Hey all.

Could i have some advice on this one please:




Cheers for the help in advanced, Jimmy Leaman.

[g.forwood]

Hi there,

The following two pics are actually the same picture cropped differently - I was just wondering if anyone has any advice as to which is best for upload. Any other constructive criticism is most welcome.





Here is a link to the original - http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3392/...f147d627_o.jpg

I really appreciate any suggestions that can be offered.

Gareth.