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Hello friends, how are you? I begin by asking you about an old question about whether the following photos are similar or not (one in a taxi and the other taking off, but on the same side).
Hello friends, how are you? I begin by asking you about an old question about whether the following photos are similar or not (one in a taxi and the other taking off, but on the same side).
And I ask you to screen for the following photos:
1-2. not similar
3. soft/blurry, contrast
4. soft, vignetting
5. contrast, borderline soft
Helo! Please, I ask you to pre-screen these photos:
Can these be considered similar to each other or can it be a bad motive? (Economy x business class of the same aircraft)
Thank you!
Helo! As for the A321 cabin photos:
I had asked if these photos were considered similar as I was in doubt whether business class and economy class photos of the same aircraft could be accepted together.
Well, I sent a photo of each class, but I changed the photo of the executive, changing the overview from back to front for a focus on a row of seats, showing even more difference between both photos.
However, I had the photo of the economy class rejected, including in the appeal:
So I will never be able to publish photos of two different classes of the same plane?
I had asked if these photos were considered similar as I was in doubt whether business class and economy class photos of the same aircraft could be accepted together.
Well, I sent a photo of each class, but I changed the photo of the executive, changing the overview from back to front for a focus on a row of seats, showing even more difference between both photos.
However, I had the photo of the economy class rejected, including in the appeal:
So I will never be able to publish photos of two different classes of the same plane?
tks
Unfortunately you have already appealed, so there is not much I can do to help you. In the future, please ask for help with a rejection before appealing, as we request here:
Have a question about Photo Editing software (Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, etc.), improving your photos, etc.? Our crew of Photo Screeners is here to help you out!
Unfortunately you have already appealed, so there is not much I can do to help you. In the future, please ask for help with a rejection before appealing, as we request here:
I was so sure that the appeal would be accepted that I immediately decided to appeal, not for nothing in my view and in your view the business class and economy class photos of the same plane would not be similar.
The photo that was accepted differs even more from the photo I ordered pre-screening.
I think the criteria could be less subjective and more objective. The appeal's response was extremely empty "I agre with all rejections reasons, please read this: (upload guidelines)".
The guideline only mentions: "- same registration, similar angle or composition or same background taken on different dates."
The composition of the image of the business and economy class is totally different.
I was extremely frustrated and saddened by this rejection. Not for the photo itself, but for the situation. Even more so due to the lack of explanation in the appeal.
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