wkd001- Editing advice

[dlowwa]

OK Thanks Dana.

I would like a prescreen on these two photos


Would this one be worser with contrast compared to previous post???. Aircraft was turning a little to right, so it took a little more sun. Sorry for being annoying maybe, But I want to figure this out as much as possible.

I'm also unsure about this photo.

There was a dustspot partially at the left wing. I had to remove it on a different way as usual. i want to know if it's done well or If i could receive something like a bad processing reject for it.
I'm also unsure about the contrast, compression and the color on this one.

Thanks in advance.

Both are a bit soft.

[wkd001]

OK Thanks Dana.

I would like a prescreen on these two photos


Would this one be worser with contrast compared to previous post???. Aircraft was turning a little to right, so it took a little more sun. Sorry for being annoying maybe, But I want to figure this out as much as possible.

I'm also unsure about this photo.

There was a dustspot partially at the left wing. I had to remove it on a different way as usual. i want to know if it's done well or If i could receive something like a bad processing reject for it.
I'm also unsure about the contrast, compression and the color on this one.

Thanks in advance.

[dlowwa]

Now I would like a prescreen on only this photo.

Yes, issues with contrast/darkness due to the angle of the light. Also quite soft.

I would add a bit sharp and contrast

Adding contrast will only make it worse, as the shadows are already too strong.

[oleksandr_sm]

Now I would like a prescreen on only this photo. I'm (again) struggling with the contrast and exposure on this one. Is there something fixable to get out of this, as the sun is almost on the nose of the aircraft.
Rest should be OK I guess, unless I missed something by accident of course.

Thanks in advance.

Best Regards

I would add a bit sharp and contrast

[wkd001]

[QUOTE=dlowwa;n1094303]

1. dark, overprocessed
2. contrast, overprocessed
3. centering, overprocessed, dirty
4. borderline soft
5. soft, contrast

If the halos are present on the original jpegs of the first three, that is not fixable.

OK thanks a lot Dana,
Maybe I''ll only try the fourth one once.

Now I would like a prescreen on only this photo. I'm (again) struggling with the contrast and exposure on this one. Is there something fixable to get out of this, as the sun is almost on the nose of the aircraft.
Rest should be OK I guess, unless I missed something by accident of course.

Thanks in advance.

Best Regards

[dlowwa]

[QUOTE=wkd001;n1094267]

Thanks a lot Dana, I've tried my luck with the second.

Now I would like a prescreen om some old stuff.

These are all old images without RAW-files. I've tried to sort the most things out. However If there are issues with contrast, centering ,sharpness , horizon and compression. i would like to know. Even more important for me if they could be fixable, because I have only JPEG-from these.

Thanks in advance.

1. dark, overprocessed
2. contrast, overprocessed
3. centering, overprocessed, dirty
4. borderline soft
5. soft, contrast

If the halos are present on the original jpegs of the first three, that is not fixable.

[wkd001]

[QUOTE=dlowwa;n1092893]

1. yes, likely a contrast rejection
2. nothing technically wrong with the crop, but personally don't find it too aesthetically pleasing
3. yes soft (whole aircraft), and also a bit noisy

Thanks a lot Dana, I've tried my luck with the second.

Now I would like a prescreen om some old stuff.

These are all old images without RAW-files. I've tried to sort the most things out. However If there are issues with contrast, centering ,sharpness , horizon and compression. i would like to know. Even more important for me if they could be fixable, because I have only JPEG-from these.

Thanks in advance.

[dlowwa]

[QUOTE=wkd001;n1092871]

Now i would like a prescreen on the following photos

1. yes, likely a contrast rejection
2. nothing technically wrong with the crop, but personally don't find it too aesthetically pleasing
3. yes soft (whole aircraft), and also a bit noisy

[wkd001]

[QUOTE=dlowwa;n1092474]

1. ok
2. borderline contrast
3. dark

Thanks a lot Dana, I've only queued the first thus far and the third can serve other targets.

Now i would like a prescreen on the following photos

Is this one too backlit/dark/ bad contrast??

Again not the entire aicraft on the original as it took off far quicker as I expected. So again, is this crop OK? Is the crop too tight on the wing? Entire wing is included.

Same story as second. But here also unsure on softness especially around the nosegear.

Thanks in Advance.

Best Regards.

[dlowwa]

[QUOTE=wkd001;n1092462]

Thanks Dana, I've queued it.

I have two questions at the moment

First of all of this reject. https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=8206198. I've found the dust spot, but I'm unsure if i fixed it properly in the attached re-edit.
As it only appeared in my pre-final edit and i rmoved it working into the final edit here.



At second i would like a prescreen on these two photos.


A very early morning shot about half an hour after sunrise. Sun head on the aircraft, but pretty heavy crop, So no idea if it has any chance, An extra view would be appreciated.


Not great contrast I know, but just exactly in sunset. Extra eye on the sharpening would also be appreciated,although I could of course always re-edit on a smaller size.

Thanks in advance.

1. ok
2. borderline contrast
3. dark

[wkd001]

[QUOTE=dlowwa;n1091817]

Exposure looks acceptable to me.

Thanks Dana, I've queued it.

I have two questions at the moment

First of all of this reject. https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=8206198. I've found the dust spot, but I'm unsure if i fixed it properly in the attached re-edit.
As it only appeared in my pre-final edit and i rmoved it working into the final edit here.



At second i would like a prescreen on these two photos.


A very early morning shot about half an hour after sunrise. Sun head on the aircraft, but pretty heavy crop, So no idea if it has any chance, An extra view would be appreciated.


Not great contrast I know, but just exactly in sunset. Extra eye on the sharpening would also be appreciated,although I could of course always re-edit on a smaller size.

Thanks in advance.

[dlowwa]

[QUOTE=wkd001;n1091792]

Check the histogram. Big gap on right.

Maybe I wasn't clear enough in my question,
I found the gap on the right side of the histogram.
Problem for me is the sun reflecting in the nose, which leads to a highlight warning in the histogram of my lightroom.
But maybe I should ignore that in the future.
So I bring now a re-edit of this sot with increased exposure,
I'm curious if it's good know, or if I still have to change things. Also to learn for myself in cases like these

Thanks in advance

Exposure looks acceptable to me.

[wkd001]

[QUOTE=dlowwa;n1091739]

Check the histogram. Big gap on right.

Maybe I wasn't clear enough in my question,
I found the gap on the right side of the histogram.
Problem for me is the sun reflecting in the nose, which leads to a highlight warning in the histogram of my lightroom.
But maybe I should ignore that in the future.
So I bring now a re-edit of this sot with increased exposure,
I'm curious if it's good know, or if I still have to change things. Also to learn for myself in cases like these

Thanks in advance

[dlowwa]

Thanks a lot Dana, Maybe I try 2 and 3.

I have two questions at the moment.

At first I've received this reject yesterday for dark/underexposed. https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=8180368
It doesn't seem that under exposed to me, but I have to agree the shadows are pretty dark.
The sun reflecting on the nose,makes it also diffcult for me to expose it properly.
Is there a reliable solution for angles like this?,because I don't exactly know what to do with it.

Check the histogram. Big gap on right.

[ATTACH=JSON]At second I have a prescreen request for two photos.
{"data-align":"none","data-size":"large","data-attachmentid":1091719}[/ATTACH] Especially contrast and maybe sharpness are my biggest worries here. Conditions were though, gloomy light and reflections. Later on the sun left....

Yes, borderline contrast. Also soft in spots.

Especially the crop (the entire aircraft was not included in the original file) and heathaze are my biggest worries here. Maybe sharpness and contrast will also come into play.

Crop ok, but quite soft.

[wkd001]

1. Yes, poor angle for the light. Likely dark/contrast rejection.
2. A bit soft, but otherwise ok
3. Similar to first, but enough of aircraft is well lit that it should have a better chance.

Thanks a lot Dana, Maybe I try 2 and 3.

I have two questions at the moment.

At first I've received this reject yesterday for dark/underexposed. https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=8180368
It doesn't seem that under exposed to me, but I have to agree the shadows are pretty dark.
The sun reflecting on the nose,makes it also diffcult for me to expose it properly.
Is there a reliable solution for angles like this?,because I don't exactly know what to do with it.

At second I have a prescreen request for two photos.

Especially contrast and maybe sharpness are my biggest worries here. Conditions were though, gloomy light and reflections. Later on the sun left....

Especially the crop (the entire aircraft was not included in the original file) and heathaze are my biggest worries here. Maybe sharpness and contrast will also come into play.

Thanks in Advance.

Best Regards