Originally posted by A330-343X
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Michał Furmańczak - editing advice
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Hello,
May I know, why this one got rejected https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=9253240, I mean 'digital manipulation' is quite serious reason, while I haven't done any. In the email it was written about bad dust cloning/manipulation in the sky, I've edited the photo as always: opened RAW file in PS, adjusted brightness, colours etc, then sharpened, removed graininess with NIK dfine, and saved it to jpg. Without any cloning or this sort of stuff, because I never did, and never will manipulate photos this way, and I don't understand what kind of manipulation might it be...Kind Regards
M
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Originally posted by A330-343X View PostHello,
May I know, why this one got rejected https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=9253240, I mean 'digital manipulation' is quite serious reason, while I haven't done any. In the email it was written about bad dust cloning/manipulation in the sky, I've edited the photo as always: opened RAW file in PS, adjusted brightness, colours etc, then sharpened, removed graininess with NIK dfine, and saved it to jpg. Without any cloning or this sort of stuff, because I never did, and never will manipulate photos this way, and I don't understand what kind of manipulation might it be...
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Originally posted by PabloGlez View Post
I´m not screener, but are notable some bad cloning marks. Are you sure that you didn´t remove dust spots?
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M
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Originally posted by A330-343X View Post
Yep, I did, as usual, but previously I've had photos with such 'artifacts' accepted, they were not a problem... I remove spots in CameraRAW, by just clicking on them, and the software usually matches corrected spot with rest of the sky. That's why I'm surprised with the result, or maybe that's not the case...
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Originally posted by dlowwa View Post
For me, only the first one would be acceptable. The others would be contrast rejections.
I have 22 more photos to ask for prescreen, because I have almost 200 left to upload - in majority of cases, I'm sure they're acceptable, but some of my recent shots were taken in quite bad weather (like already prescreened ones), and considering the number of my photos left to upload, aswell as queue length in recent months, I've decided to ask here about photos I'm not really sure, in order to have possibly low rejection number, just to upload all 'good ones' faster, and secondly for You - the screeners, not to extend already very long queue with '100% sure rejections'.
BTW What is the reason of so long queue recently? Do You notice higher than usual number of uploads, number of users increase, or what is the case? I ask, because queue is the longest since quite a few years, or even ever...
Another 5 please (17 left)Kind Regards
M
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Originally posted by A330-343X View PostI have 22 more photos to ask for prescreen
Originally posted by A330-343X View PostBTW What is the reason of so long queue recently? Do You notice higher than usual number of uploads, number of users increase, or what is the case? I ask, because queue is the longest since quite a few years, or even ever...
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Originally posted by dlowwa View PostThese would likely all be contrast rejections, with soft being possible for some as well.
Originally posted by dlowwa View PostI have only been screening at ~15% my normal rate for the past 3-4 months. Normally I do 10.000-12.000 images a month. Recently it has only been ~2000 a month. That adds up. Sorry I can't do much better at the moment.
Next 5 please (12 left).Kind Regards
M
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Originally posted by A330-343X View PostBump.
and another 5 please (7 left).
Contrast is again very poor on all of the images. Please don't post any more similar ones here for advice.
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Hi,
Would this frame be considered as obstructed?
https://www.planespotters.net/photo/...irbus-a330-223 the aircraft is during scrapping process, and I'm not sure how You approach to photos like this.Kind Regards
M
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