Almost of your picture's exifs show ISO setting is 400.
Mettering Mode is Pattern
Compensation +0.7
I am not a Nikon user but it might be you set ISO Auto or you just did not re-setting it again.
Center weighted Meterring is almost used under backlight condition or (Partial) Spot Metering.
1st: Av priority f8 ISO 100 (-800), center weighted, center focus point (or all)
2nd: Tv Priority ISO 100 (-800) center weighted center focus point (or all)
3rd Manual: Depend on a day when i feel confident enough to set it up all maunual.
Hope it helps
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Originally posted by Greg WilsonKeep an eye on your camera settings...most of your photos are taken with ISO 400, and
some in camera processing selected.....eg sharpness etc.
Try center weighted metering.How could you tell?!!!
I might as well spill the beans (on how NOT to do it) LOL
my ISO is set to 100 but it usually overides this and chooses 400 in those light conditions
and yes I have actually got my 'optimise image' to custom with a sharpening setting of 2 which is the maximum.
What settings do you advise?
Kind Regards
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Keep an eye on your camera settings...most of your photos are taken with ISO 400, and
some in camera processing selected.....eg sharpness etc.
Try center weighted metering.
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Originally posted by seahawk1. soft, nose grain, contrast
2. borderline soft
3. overproc - nose is oversharp rest is soft
4+5. worth a try
the Saudi does not do much for me
OK the Kuwait (number 3) is deleted from the que.
for number 1.
I have sharpened it more, especially on the tail, however I am unsure what to do about the contrast. Is it too little??
for number 2.
I shall sharpen it a tad bit more.
any comments on how I can improve the Saudi? thats really what I need. Or is it a shot that is for the personal collection
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The Kuwait Airways one looks blurry around the nose and cockpit windows.
The Virgin Atlantic looks off too. It looks like there are jaggies around the logos and the nose/cockpit look blurry aso. Plus the colours done look right.
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1. soft, nose grain, contrast
2. borderline soft
3. overproc - nose is oversharp rest is soft
4+5. worth a try
the Saudi does not do much for me
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Originally posted by LX-A343Yep, why not asking BEFORE putting them in the queue?
I just ask as I've been getting many rejections for my picture's being soft. I should have probably mentioned it in my first post.
After re editing them I just stuck them in the que. I dont want to waste the screeners time any more, so if they are really bad I can simply delete them from there.
Also Ive been having problems with my 'dusk' shots therefore was unsure if the Saudi would make the grade, therefore I didn't put it in the que and wanted a 'preliminary' screening lol.
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You have them in the queue.......why not wait till they are screened.
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Hello all,
Just wondered if you could collectively give me a second opinion on these shots.
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewqueued_b.php?id=1887223
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewqueued_b.php?id=1887248
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewqueued_b.php?id=1887292
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewqueued_b.php?id=1887392
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewqueued_b.php?id=1887394
Also I have a shot which I am considering for upload as a dusk shot, opinions/comments for improvement on this one would also be much appreciated.
Many thanks for your assistance once again.Tags: None
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