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Any help or advice would be appreciated, thanks in advance.
Think it's the light conditions. Overcast sky and not enough direct light on the aircraft. Not sure if these would be workable tbh, but best wait for a screener
On a separate note, I have the following rejection for the 'part of aircraft cut off' reason. I appealed and it was still rejected, stating 'It shows too much of the aircraft for a closeup'. Harsh or not?
On a separate note, I have the following rejection for the 'part of aircraft cut off' reason. I appealed and it was still rejected, stating 'It shows too much of the aircraft for a closeup'. Harsh or not?
...honestly, it looks like you couldn't get a better angle due to obstruction/whatever, and came up with this crop. I don't think it technically breaks any rules as such, but I'd tend to agree the crop doesn't have a strong motivation. At least, in my opinion
Hi, I'm not a screener, but in this case the problem is highlighted in the upload guide.
Awever, if you make a postproduction by photoshop camera raw or lightroom, there is a function, "reduce fog", that is a eletronic polarysed. This function helping you to reduce the fog effect that cause the "little contrast".
Exuse my bad english
Thanks for the feedback Mahagonny. I have resubmitted these images now, I know asking for feedback on queued images is not given, so thanks for helping whilst you could.
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