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Sharpening looks ok to me; this is not 'Night Shot'.
Thank you for your reply.
I understood [ 2 ].
But regarding [ 1 ], in a series of uploading of that time, there's no 'Night Shot' photo so I didn't have to mark or click such a category at all.
Something went wrong, and I try to convince myself.
1. Could you tell me if I made anything wrong regarding "Categories wrong or missing" for this photo?
2. For later study and editing, more sharpness needed for this photo?
1. Could you tell me if I made anything wrong regarding "Categories wrong or missing" for this photo?
2. For later study and editing, more sharpness needed for this photo?
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My check points are as follows;
Could you please teach me where the standard points (or lines) are?
Thank you very much in advance,
In this case, when the actual horizon is not visible, it's better to use vertical references to judge horizon. If you look at the buildings in the background, they are all leaning left. This indicates that you should rotate the image CW (clockwise), in this case something like 0.5-0.6 degrees:
> The actual horizon is more reliable than any vertical references.
Yes, I think so.
So I appealed another rejected photo and offered to send original raw file that you can see actual horizon.
Because the shape of breakwater is not exactly as same as actual horizon, some go into the bay, another toward out.
Anyway, I'm so happy to hear and to confirm that actual horizon is more reliable.
Thank you very much again.
I adjusted horizontal level by the edge of runway and vertical level by the poles for this rejected photo (as you can see grid lines).
All of them are located behind fuselage,
and it's natural to check horizontal level from a viewpoint of perspective.
I don't understand why this photo was rejected by the reason of [Horizon unlevel].
And I'm also wondering if you check white line (not horizon) front side of fuselage.
I remember, some expert left a advice on this forum in past times
that you should adjust R/G/B values same, to avoid being rejected for [Bad Color].
So, I tried to to do that, by color balance, filters and so on.
But now I understand that I do not always have to do so.
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