pre-screen photos at dawn

[a.m.]

Hi dlowwa, I need a bit of help here.

I've these rejected with : HUE, Tint issue.

https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=7926579
https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=7926576
https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=7926574

Since I haven't applied anything other than brightness and sharpness, and assuming that Tint isn't a personal taste,
Is there a (scientific) way to identify : if there's a Tint color issue ?

Found the problem, is it (usually) recoverable ? are the above fixable ?

thanks for your time and help

/rgds
a.m.

[dlowwa]

Hi dlowwa, I need a bit of help here.

I've these rejected with : HUE, Tint issue.

Indeed, these all have a cyan/green tint. See the (adjusted) left side here:

Since I haven't applied anything other than brightness and sharpness, and assuming that Tint isn't a personal taste,
Is there a (scientific) way to identify : if there's a Tint color issue ?

Found the problem, is it (usually) recoverable ? are the above fixable ?

Easy way to tell is by looking at the fuselage and/or sky, which both appear off in the original submission. If you have issues with color blindness, this may be much more difficult to detect, but otherwise it's something that should be very easy to resolve by simply adjusting the color balance.

[a.m.]

Indeed, these all have a cyan/green tint. See the (adjusted) left side here:



Easy way to tell is by looking at the fuselage and/or sky, which both appear off in the original submission. If you have issues with color blindness, this may be much more difficult to detect, but otherwise it's something that should be very easy to resolve by simply adjusting the color balance.

Thx dlowwa for your quick answer.
Yes, looking at the two images, I can see and understand "Tint green/cyan" effect.. which looks also less saturated.
The difficulty to me is to judge that amount or to identify the problem to start with.
The color balance changes due to time, weather, angle conditions... so sometimes whites are whites, reds are reds but sometimes they have a bit of washed tones..
.. and that's where probably my problem resides... identify "washed tons/non natural tones" due to brightness/saturation or due to a slight color shift.
These particularly photos were taken at mid day, plaint o sun shine... < 20ºC , but nonless, no infinity visibility... so I don't known, maybe some color haze/tone wash
Ok, let's see if I can take more attention to whites... and maybe de-saturate a bit the photos.
thx again
/rgds
a.m.

[dlowwa]

Thx dlowwa for your quick answer.
Yes, looking at the two images, I can see and understand "Tint green/cyan" effect.. which looks also less saturated.
The difficulty to me is to judge that amount or to identify the problem to start with.
The color balance changes due to time, weather, angle conditions... so sometimes whites are whites, reds are reds but sometimes they have a bit of washed tones..
.. and that's where probably my problem resides... identify "washed tons/non natural tones" due to brightness/saturation or due to a slight color shift.
These particularly photos were taken at mid day, plaint o sun shine... < 20ºC , but nonless, no infinity visibility... so I don't known, maybe some color haze/tone wash
Ok, let's see if I can take more attention to whites... and maybe de-saturate a bit the photos.
thx again
/rgds
a.m.

If you're unsure, you can always post an image or two here before uploading to see if there are any potential issues.

[a.m.]

If you're unsure, you can always post an image or two here before uploading to see if there are any potential issues.

ah.. great advice . For sure I will, I'm just trying to save your time for (more) important things.
I've tried to learn a few things to avoid sending all files to pre-screening. But yes, my own screening process, has some (lots of) flaws ...and fails often.
So understanding the process and having a proof method to verify it is essential.
Thanks again for your time and help ... and I'll send the next batch for pre-screening

[dlowwa]

ah.. great advice . For sure I will, I'm just trying to save your time for (more) important things.
I've tried to learn a few things to avoid sending all files to pre-screening. But yes, my own screening process, has some (lots of) flaws ...and fails often.
So understanding the process and having a proof method to verify it is essential.
Thanks again for your time and help ... and I'll send the next batch for pre-screening

Honestly, it's no issue checking one or two images once in a while, especially if you are specific about your concerns. It's the guys who constantly post the max 5 images every 24 hours with only comments 'pre-screening please' that start to get on my nerves a bit

[a.m.]

Honestly, it's no issue checking one or two images once in a while, especially if you are specific about your concerns. It's the guys who constantly post the max 5 images every 24 hours with only comments 'pre-screening please' that start to get on my nerves a bit

Thx dlowwa, great feedback, highly appreciated. "5 images every 24 hours".. I've done that... so that's the kind of situation I was trying to avoid .
Great. See you then one of this days with a tuff problem.

/rgds
a.m.

[a.m.]

Hi dlowwa, long time no see/talk . How's life ? hope well.

I just realize that several photos don't show up on FR.

https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9810851

is there any particular situation for this ?
thx for your time and help

/rgds
a.m.


(these ones, have already been replaced by a newer one... so case close for them , but they have never appeared.
https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9795451
https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9795450
https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9796364
)

[dlowwa]

Hi dlowwa, long time no see/talk . How's life ? hope well.

I just realize that several photos don't show up on FR.

https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9810851

is there any particular situation for this ?
thx for your time and help

/rgds
a.m.


(these ones, have already been replaced by a newer one... so case close for them , but they have never appeared.
https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9795451
https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9795450
https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9796364
)

Head on shots are almost always excluded since the full livery is not visible. The image of CS-TUE is not at the best angle to see the livery, so it may have been excluded for that reason, though I did not screen it myself, and you may find other examples from a similar angle on FR24. Basically, if you want to lower your chances of having images excluded, best to choose an angle that shows the whole livery/aircraft.

[a.m.]

Thx dlowwa

I agree that head shots, really don’t identify the aircraft.. so that’s understandable to remove these.

But never tough that CS-TUE could be removed for that reason. The registration number it’s clearly seen In the middle of the picture, along with the tail. There’s no other special thing on this livery to be seen.

Strangely , enough I took 5 or so photos in sequence and I choose this one because it show the plane on a different angle. In my “ingenuity” I was thinking on creating diversity and avoid always the same angle. Damn.. it looks I’ve failed.. but this angle rule is/will be something very difficult to master.

Back to the drawing board..

/rgds
a.m.