Horizon Unlevel

[gusty987]

This was just rejected for unlevel. I can't tell which way it needs rotation...it looks level to me. I used the building on the right for leveling in PS.

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewreject_b.php?id=1341982

[Top_Gun]

looks to be leaning to the right, look at the atennas. I would try to use the front top hanger as the reference line.

[magic48]

I agree, some CCW rotation is needed. Alternatively, you could use one of the red and white poles in the background as the reference line.

[philh]

I would tilt 0.25, or even 0.20 CCW. You actually have quite a lot of horizon showing in the background so always use that if poss instead of buildings as the horizon gives a true level.

[gusty987]

I gave it .20 CCW and reuploaded, thanks for the help guys.

[E-Diddy!]

I would tilt 0.25, or even 0.20 CCW. You actually have quite a lot of horizon showing in the background so always use that if poss instead of buildings as the horizon gives a true level.

Actually horizon's are surprisingly deceptive unless it's ocean. Even the flat North Dakota landscape up here has a very slight gradient from the air. The best levelling is by using a building's verticals, they are guaranteed to be level.

[philh]

I would disagree due to the perspective factor. I've taken many a level pic where a hangar roof is sloping dramatically due to perspective and if I levelled that the plane would look like its on its nose!

An overall interpretation of where the horizon is level seems to work far better in my opinion.