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Would this picture be accepted as it was taken with tight frame?
It was at the Airbus visitors center, Toulous, with my cell-phone on a confined & very limited space to handle the picture.
Sincerely,
Ike
Hi,
I'm sure you're a good photographer, but I believe that just like anyone we are all on a learning curves and you'll become better and better by listening other photographers or crew advices.
Alex, the example given here is a whole different place on the museum premises, not the same place as i taken it. The Mig was moved since to another corner, under trees.
It is a one in a lifetime visit to this location and several pictures were rejected for minor / borderline's issues, like the N540SS, the N51GB and other's - but you are right, maybe I am not as best photographer there is...
Have a nice sunday,
Ike
For us there was really nothing borderline there. Three justified rejections reasons is far from anything borderline.
Ok that not always an ideal situation comes along but the over sharpening AND the contrast rejection were only due to your editing and photography, nothing to do with the situation itself. And the backlit isn't your fault but it was a clear reason not to upload.
Museum airplanes usually don't move much so more opportunities to get that MIG will be there, for you or someone else.
Why do you call this a special situation ? Because we do give a lot of flexibility on special situations but it's really hard to know what was special there....
Looking at full size the reg is all jagged so over sharpening is correct
And looking at the histogram, dark tones are underexposed and light tones are overexposed which creates a harsh contrast...
So yes, I recommend you really learn to use the histogram, your best friend to understand contrast in photography
Please also add backlit in the rejection reasons, see shadow on ground, sun was clearly on the other side....
and... was the AGAIN really needed in the title....? Not so sure....
Regards
Alex
“Again” to mean a borderline situation that rejected this picture.
Not always an ideal situation comes along, a bit of flexibility could be implemented on a special situations pictures, this plane would never be shown on FR24, which happened in several museum pictures of mine.
My humble opinion.
Anyway, your decision as a chiff screener would always concludes.
Thanks,
ike
Looking at full size the reg is all jagged so over sharpening is correct
And looking at the histogram, dark tones are underexposed and light tones are overexposed which creates a harsh contrast...
So yes, I recommend you really learn to use the histogram, your best friend to understand contrast in photography
Please also add backlit in the rejection reasons, see shadow on ground, sun was clearly on the other side....
and... was the AGAIN really needed in the title....? Not so sure....
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