Good afternoon pre-screening crew. I recently had a rejection that I would like some clarification on in regards to the 'cut-off' rejection. I know that certain cropping techniques can be perceived as subjective in terms of a photo being rejected or accepted and I wanted to get some specifics as to why this photo was rejected. I also know that I can fix the softness by potentially adding some sharpness.
Below is the rejection link. Thank you in advance for your suggestions/insight.
https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=9062205
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Originally posted by bgkicks49 View PostHoping for some feedback on these photos respectively: Items listed if they are noticable and would warrant a rejection...If size of photo would be better at a lower Pixel size please let me know as well if that will help solve some of the issues
1) Any issues with softness around the nose or the rear, overprocessed (editing halos visible), and if contrast is sufficient
2) overprocessed (editing halos visible near top side of fuselage and tail), exposure sufficient, and if there are any issues with vignette
Thank you in advance and look forward to hearing from you in regards to these photo pre-screening requests
2. overprocessed, noisy, soft, borderline overexposed. not sure the quality is there for 1920pix.
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Hoping for some feedback on these photos respectively: Items listed if they are noticable and would warrant a rejection...If size of photo would be better at a lower Pixel size please let me know as well if that will help solve some of the issues
1) Any issues with softness around the nose or the rear, overprocessed (editing halos visible), and if contrast is sufficient
2) overprocessed (editing halos visible near top side of fuselage and tail), exposure sufficient, and if there are any issues with vignette
Thank you in advance and look forward to hearing from you in regards to these photo pre-screening requests
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Originally posted by bgkicks49 View Post1) with this photo, would this be an airport overview photo or would I use the aircraft (N148UP) as my upload process. Would the contrast and color be sufficient and are there any issues with exposure and horizon. If deemed airport overview, which category would you recommend for upload?
Originally posted by bgkicks49 View Post2) with this photo I had one similar get accepted where it was stated that it could be considered backlit. Will this deem the photo as unacceptable? if not, are there any issues with color, contrast and exposure?
Originally posted by bgkicks49 View Post3) Any issues with exposure and contrast?
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So I went out night spotting yesterday evening and I was looking to get some feedback on these two photos.
1) with this photo, would this be an airport overview photo or would I use the aircraft (N148UP) as my upload process. Would the contrast and color be sufficient and are there any issues with exposure and horizon. If deemed airport overview, which category would you recommend for upload?
2) with this photo I had one similar get accepted where it was stated that it could be considered backlit. Will this deem the photo as unacceptable? if not, are there any issues with color, contrast and exposure?
3) Any issues with exposure and contrast?
Thank you very much in advance for your assistance
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Originally posted by bgkicks49 View PostHello forum crew. I was going through some photos of mine and was curious as to why this particular photo has been excluded from FR24?
https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9975238
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Hello forum crew. I was going through some photos of mine and was curious as to why this particular photo has been excluded from FR24?
https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9975238
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Originally posted by bgkicks49 View PostSo this is my first attempt at photography from an aircraft and I would like to know if this photo meets the standards for JP for an airport photo.
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