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  • Originally posted by dlowwa View Post

    Without more information on the frame, I couldn't tell you.
    There was issue with height of the frame, I had to re-edit to a larger size. Now, this is 1200 x 675frame.

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    • Originally posted by yousaf View Post

      There was issue with height of the frame, I had to re-edit to a larger size. Now, this is 1200 x 675frame.
      Frame = aircraft, i.e. serial/cn/reg/bu. number, etc..

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      • Originally posted by dlowwa View Post

        Frame = aircraft, i.e. serial/cn/reg/bu. number, etc..
        Couldn't find its Serial number.
        The sources I have found are
        Registration: 131

        Construction Number: Unknown

        Model Cessna 310K

        Operator: Saqr al-Jazira Aviation Museum
        Picture of Cessna 310K taken at Riyadh - King Khaled International (RUH / OERK), Saudi Arabia by Steve Cos on ABPic

        The twin-engined six-seats Cessna 310K reg. 131, operated by RSAF.
        http://luftwaffeas.blogspot.com/2012...rabia.html?m=1
        131 Cessna 310K

        It has only taken me three years to finally get around to visiting this small but very interesting museum which is located in the North east corner of the Riyadh Air Base, off the Eastern ring road. The museum is open (Sunday - Thursday) 08:00 - 12:0…

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        • Originally posted by yousaf View Post

          Couldn't find its Serial number.
          The sources I have found are

          Picture of Cessna 310K taken at Riyadh - King Khaled International (RUH / OERK), Saudi Arabia by Steve Cos on ABPic


          http://luftwaffeas.blogspot.com/2012...rabia.html?m=1

          https://forum.scramble.nl/viewtopic.php?p=917886
          Scramble is reliable, use 131 as the registration and Cessna 310K as type.

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          • Is there any issue with this file? Any issue with Jpg artefacts, sharpness or contrast? Click image for larger version

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            • Originally posted by yousaf View Post
              Is there any issue with this file? Any issue with Jpg artefacts, sharpness or contrast? Click image for larger version

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              Softness and lack of contrast would certainly be issues, and perhaps color and yes compression as well.

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              • Originally posted by dlowwa View Post

                Softness and lack of contrast would certainly be issues, and perhaps color and yes compression as well.
                • how do I deal with compression? These setting I used previously for saving in PS. For this photo, I had unchecked progressive too. Click image for larger version

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                • This is an HDR image, so I thought, dealing with contrast shouldn't be an issue, all the data is there you just have to adjust the curves, isn't it?
                • Softness can be fixed by sharpness the aircraft a lit bit more?

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                • Originally posted by yousaf View Post
                  [LIST][*]how do I deal with compression? These setting I used previously for saving in PS. For this photo, I had unchecked progressive too. Click image for larger version

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                  That image is much too small to be able to tell you anything.


                  Originally posted by yousaf View Post
                  This is an HDR image, so I thought, dealing with contrast shouldn't be an issue, all the data is there you just have to adjust the curves, isn't it?
                  Don't do HDR. Not only is it actually not allowed, but usually ends up with a contrast/processing rejection.

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                  • QUOTE=dlowwa;n1089181]

                    That image is much too small to be able to tell you anything.




                    Don't do HDR. Not only is it actually not allowed, but usually ends up with a contrast/processing rejection.[/QUOTE]

                    There was an issue with the upload, had to use a third party service. Hopefully, it is clear now.

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                    • Originally posted by yousaf View Post
                      QUOTE=dlowwa;n1089181]

                      That image is much too small to be able to tell you anything.




                      Don't do HDR. Not only is it actually not allowed, but usually ends up with a contrast/processing rejection.
                      There was an issue with the upload, had to use a third party service. Hopefully, it is clear now.
                      [/QUOTE]

                      Don't see anything specific in the settings that would cause concern, though the output file size is a bit smaller (198k) than I would expect for a 1200pix image. Not sure if that's because the 'save for web' function compresses it more than normal save function does, but in any case, maybe try just the latter and see if the size is any larger?

                      In any case, 'compression' as a rejection reason has other causes not related to save settings, so best if you provide an example of where you're seeing the problem.

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                      • Originally posted by dlowwa View Post

                        There was an issue with the upload, had to use a third party service. Hopefully, it is clear now.
                        Don't see anything specific in the settings that would cause concern, though the output file size is a bit smaller (198k) than I would expect for a 1200pix image. Not sure if that's because the 'save for web' function compresses it more than normal save function does, but in any case, maybe try just the latter and see if the size is any larger?

                        In any case, 'compression' as a rejection reason has other causes not related to save settings, so best if you provide an example of where you're seeing the problem.[/QUOTE]

                        Same photo.
                        I tried saving using normal save as, but there was an issue with white balance.

                        This is version, I uploaded and which was rejected here https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=8108525
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                        This is with save as, no other settings were changed. Only this was saved at 1200px
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                        • Originally posted by yousaf View Post
                          Same photo.
                          I tried saving using normal save as, but there was an issue with white balance.
                          The compression effect is visible on both. In that case, probably related to your processing rather than save settings.

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                          • Originally posted by dlowwa View Post

                            The compression effect is visible on both. In that case, probably related to your processing rather than save settings.
                            Can you point out the areas which have compression effects? I didn't do anything out of ordinary with these images.

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                            • Originally posted by yousaf View Post

                              Can you point out the areas which have compression effects? I didn't do anything out of ordinary with these images.
                              Sky is blocky/blotchy. Usually the effect of processing (noise reduction, etc..)

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                              • Originally posted by dlowwa View Post

                                Sky is blocky/blotchy. Usually the effect of processing (noise reduction, etc..)
                                Shot at ISO100, noise reduction done with Dfine2, which was obviously minimum.

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