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Originally posted by Michael Rodeback View PostI recently had this photo rejected for Jpeg compression artifacts and Cropping/photo edges/size ratio. Is there any way to fix this in photoshop or should I ditch it? It was also rejected for grain issues but I know how to fix that.
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Many thanks.
George...eh, sorry. Michael
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Originally posted by Michael Rodeback View PostOk. Thank you. Do you think that I should start saving up for a new camera?
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Personally, I'd start saving up and upgrade. I went from a Nikon L820 to a D3300 and I do not regret it one bit. This was about 4 years before I started to upload to the big sites and even then I knew I had to upgrade. I think it would benefit you greatly if you upgraded so you wouldn't run into limitations as much.
Entirely your call though.My profile: https://www.jetphotos.com/photographer/110302
Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/people/154462236@N03/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doughertyevan_/
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As others have said, I would not make what may be a major financial decision based on advice of random people on the internet. As one of those random people I would point out though that there are lots of used DSLRs and lenses for sale out there. It can be a viable way to try out some more capable equipment without a huge commitment.
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Watermark Rejection
This photo was rejected for watermark being too intrusive. I understand all the other reasons but not this. Is it because the watermark is not centered? My goal was to center it based on the aircraft's landing gear to make it look better. If someone could explain this to me I would love that.
Many thanks
Michael
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Originally posted by Michael Rodeback View PostThis photo was rejected for watermark being too intrusive. I understand all the other reasons but not this. Is it because the watermark is not centered? My goal was to center it based on the aircraft's landing gear to make it look better. If someone could explain this to me I would love that.
Many thanks
Michael
In the future, please post any further rejection/prescreening help requests in the thread you already have open.
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Reducing Noise in the Sky
A few weeks ago I discovered that you can select the sky and use surface blur to eliminate sky noise. I used this trick on my photo of an F4U Corsair and I believe it resulted in a bad
post-processing rejection. Is this the cause or is it something else?
Many thanks,
Michael
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Originally posted by Michael Rodeback View PostA few weeks ago I discovered that you can select the sky and use surface blur to eliminate sky noise. I used this trick on my photo of an F4U Corsair and I believe it resulted in a bad
post-processing rejection. Is this the cause or is it something else?
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Many thanks,
Michael
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Originally posted by Michael Rodeback View PostI don't know how but for some reason when I set exposure to anything other than zero, it adds an unacceptable level of noise in the sky and that is what was causing the noise rejection on previous attempts.
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