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Check the right hand side of the histogram on the image - missing a lot of highlights - hence the dark rejection.
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Thanks.
Hi,
I have a picture rejected Now.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=7151577
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Heat distortion happens when there's a high difference of temperature between the ground (which can get very hot) and the air above it. Like Geri said, there's no way to edit out the heat. But just a few advices :
- Learn to know your spots, the closer to the aircrafts, the better - Some spots are great but are only usable on certain weather conditions, or seasons (even if heat haze also happens on a cold sunny winter day)
- Less heat haze on early mornings or evening (for obvious reasons)
- Less heat haze during windy days
- on some approach shots you sometimes have buildings, roads, creating heat only on the part above them, again, try to move around, find the best angle to avoid the heat sources
- Heat haze is less visible at 1280pix than 1920 ...
cheers
Alex
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Originally posted by Vincenzo Caccamo View PostI don't succeed in understanding as and where known this defect of the photo. Can you make sense of better???
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I don't succeed in understanding as and where known this defect of the photo. Can you make sense of better???
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for distorsion of heat you intend an excessive Saturation???
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Originally posted by Vincenzo Caccamo View PostHi, I have this new photo and I was wondering if it can be accepted from the database.
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Originally posted by dlowwa View PostAnd from this, we can see the quality is quite poor. There is a significant amount of noise & compression, and the helicopter itself is blurry. In my opinion, it is not worth trying to edit it, as not matter what you do, the quality will never be acceptable for here. Sorry.
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