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The building may be on sloping ground but it would have been built to be vertical. The posts on the left side are also leaning to the left. The image needs to be rotated to the right.
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Regarding the grey and white building on the right. I have never seen a building deliberately built at an angle before now......... Check the photo again using a grid overlay and you will see that it is indeed unlevel and as such so is the whole photo.
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The photo clearly needs a clockwise rotation. Best reference the tall grey-white building on the right.
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Hello. I am not a screener, but I,m shure that screener will say the same. You must rotate the image to the right to be accepted, the lines of the buildings must be strictly perpendicular to the horizon line.
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Originally posted by JoshD View Post
The building on the right is on a slope and slight angle
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Originally posted by Flavio Renzi View Post
hi, i'm not a screener
the photo is slightly tilted to left, you can see this with the building on right and to see compares the wall of the building with the computer screen... i think 5/10° of tilt.
my profile: https://www.jetphotos.com/photographer/131239
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Originally posted by JoshD View PostThe other day I got this photo of a RACQ LifeFlight AW139 rejected for Horizon Unlevel.
JetPhotos.com is the biggest database of aviation photographs with over 5 million screened photos online!
The photo is definitely not unlevel as the blue building and the security car are perfectly fine. The grey and white building on the RHS of the photo is on a hill as that was how Chermside was developed on with apartments and buildings/ There is a brown water pipe just behind the shed on the building that looks like to be leaning. A matter of fact is that it is actually come loose after many years of being on there. The cars on the LHS of the photo are on a slope.
Thanks,
Josh
the photo is slightly tilted to left, you can see this with the building on right and to see compares the wall of the building with the computer screen... i think 5° of tilt.
my profile: https://www.jetphotos.com/photographer/131239
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The other day I got this photo of a RACQ LifeFlight AW139 rejected for Horizon Unlevel.
JetPhotos.com is the biggest database of aviation photographs with over 5 million screened photos online!
The photo is definitely not unlevel as the blue building and the security car are perfectly fine. The grey and white building on the RHS of the photo is on a hill as that was how Chermside was developed on with apartments and buildings/ There is a brown water pipe just behind the shed on the building that looks like to be leaning. A matter of fact is that it is actually come loose after many years of being on there. The cars on the LHS of the photo are on a slope.
Thanks,
Josh
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Originally posted by JoshD View PostThis morning I uploaded a photo of an ANZ ATR72 parked at BNE and It got rejected for invalid hot
It said I appealed twice but not sure why it said that. I found that the 48hour guideline doesn’t apply due to following reasons about delivery, aircraft type and new registration on new aircraft.
The reason I listed was A new delivery of an aircraft type that already exists in the fleet.
The photographer that got the first photo of ZK-MZE shot it this morning at 8:28am. It arrived into BNE last night at 9:41pm
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This morning I uploaded a photo of an ANZ ATR72 parked at BNE and It got rejected for invalid hot
It said I appealed twice but not sure why it said that. I found that the 48hour guideline doesn’t apply due to following reasons about delivery, aircraft type and new registration on new aircraft.
The reason I listed was A new delivery of an aircraft type that already exists in the fleet.
The photographer that got the first photo of ZK-MZE shot it this morning at 8:28am. It arrived into BNE last night at 9:41pm
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Assuming the stairs are unavoidable and more or less a permanent feature now, it should be acceptable, as for things like museum pieces/aircraft on display we accepted such obstruction if it cannot move. If that's the case, please leave a note to the screeners when submitting.
The image also needs CW rotation to balance the horizon, and some sharpening as well.
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