Siddarth - Editing Advice

[Siddarth.Bhandary]

Something is happening with the US Air Force titles near the nose and the roundel near the tail. If not heat haze, then something else? Can you post a 100% crop of one of those areas? I could tell you perhaps what the issue might be.

Thanks so much Dana for helping as always. The first pic is a crop of the nose section from original pic with no post processing or re-size. Second is the pic uploaded and rejected (for reference since link has expired)

Regards.
Siddarth

[LX-A343]

Thanks so much Dana for helping as always. The first pic is a crop of the nose section from original pic with no post processing or re-size. Second is the pic uploaded and rejected (for reference since link has expired)

Regards.
Siddarth

Looks indeed like heat distortion on the aircraft itself.

[dlowwa]

Thanks so much Dana for helping as always. The first pic is a crop of the nose section from original pic with no post processing or re-size. Second is the pic uploaded and rejected (for reference since link has expired)

Regards.
Siddarth

Oooh boy, that's quite A LOT of heat haze.. so rejection was correct after all

[Siddarth.Bhandary]

Thank you Gerardo and Dana for the feedback. I just don't seem to have an eye to catch this I was looking at the engines - the part closest to ground. But going forward will use the zoom technique for shots taken in this location and time of day.

Thanks and regards,
Siddarth

[Siddarth.Bhandary]

Hi,

Can you please help me understand the motive rejection - Aviation photos - 4 million+ on JetPhotos?

Regards,
Siddarth

[dlowwa]

Hi,

Can you please help me understand the motive rejection - Aviation photos - 4 million+ on JetPhotos?

Regards,
Siddarth

I don't see anything obvious, but I will ask the screeners involved to see if they can explain.

[LX-A343]

Hi,

Can you please help me understand the motive rejection - Aviation photos - 4 million+ on JetPhotos?

Regards,
Siddarth

Doesn't really look like a real aircraft, does it?

[dlowwa]

Doesn't really look like a real aircraft, does it?

Going to have to correct you there Geri, we do accept such simulators:

https://www.jetphotos.com/aircraft/Link+Trainer

I've spoken to the screeners involved and they were also unaware that we did accept such images, but have now been informed.

Hi,

Can you please help me understand the motive rejection - Aviation photos - 4 million+ on JetPhotos?

No need to appeal, I've accepted the image.

[Siddarth.Bhandary]

No need to appeal, I've accepted the image.

Thank you so much!

[Siddarth.Bhandary]

Hi,

Merry Christmas and Season greetings!

Can you i please get some feedback if this pic is suitable for JP upload? I had to manually adjust the WB since it was shot through glass and there was no clear white point to select.

Regards,
Sid

[dlowwa]

Hi,

Merry Christmas and Season greetings!

Can you i please get some feedback if this pic is suitable for JP upload? I had to manually adjust the WB since it was shot through glass and there was no clear white point to select.

Regards,
Sid

Likely to be rejected for contrast and oversharpened.

[Siddarth.Bhandary]

Hi,

This pic was rejected for horizon, needing CW rotation - Aviation photos - 4 million+ on JetPhotos

Is the horizon ok in the re-processed pic?

Thanks and regards,
Siddarth

[dlowwa]

Hi,

This pic was rejected for horizon, needing CW rotation - Aviation photos - 4 million+ on JetPhotos

Is the horizon ok in the re-processed pic?

Thanks and regards,
Siddarth

Still needs a little CW for me.

[Siddarth.Bhandary]

Added a little more CW rotation and re-uploaded and was rejected - Aviation photos - 4 million+ on JetPhotos

Any verticals from the background that i can use as reference to fix the shot?

Thanks and regards,
Siddarth

[dlowwa]

Added a little more CW rotation and re-uploaded and was rejected - Aviation photos - 4 million+ on JetPhotos

Any verticals from the background that i can use as reference to fix the shot?

Thanks and regards,
Siddarth

Don't think more will help.. problem is the conflicting verticals in the background. The three edges of the JCP all lean at various angles, but the one closest to the center should be the main reference. As such, if I had to pick one of the two versions, I'd probably pick the previous (last) one you posted. Given the rejection, maybe ignore my last advice and try with that one, and leave a note mentioning you used the verticals nearest the center for the levelling.