(chriscamille93mt) - prescreening request / editing advice

[chriscamille93mt]

Are the photos like this good to get accepted? Might look under exposed due to the fact that it was a rainy day and cloudy or grainy because of rain droplets. Vide attachments for reference.

Equipments Canon 5D mkIV + Canon EF 70-200mm 2.8 IS

[AndrewBison]

Are the photos like this good to get accepted? Might look under exposed due to the fact that it was a rainy day and cloudy or grainy because of rain droplets. Vide attachments for reference.

Equipments Canon 5D mkIV + Canon EF 70-200mm 2.8 IS

[ATTACH=CONFIG]28856[/ATTACH]

I cannot say anything about photo quality, as I'm not a photo screener, however, in order to have photos pre-screened and uploaded to Jetphotos, the photos have to be at uploadable sizes... Your photos are way too big.

https://forums.jetphotos.com/showthr...ning-from-crew



Thanks,
Andrew

[Michael Rodeback]

Are the photos like this good to get accepted? Might look under exposed due to the fact that it was a rainy day and cloudy or grainy because of rain droplets. Vide attachments for reference.

Equipments Canon 5D mkIV + Canon EF 70-200mm 2.8 IS

[ATTACH=CONFIG]28856[/ATTACH]

It's possible to get photos like that accepted. There are plenty like that in the database, however, it is often hard to get these published.

[Alex - Spot-This !]

If bad weather actually adds something to the picture, which is the case here, then yes, such picture is acceptable

Regards
Ale

[chriscamille93mt]

(chriscamille93mt) - prescreening request / editing advice

Hi Can you please advise whether the photos in the below links need some adjustment? Taken in Rainy conditions at LMML

https://flic.kr/p/2hhG3UX
https://flic.kr/p/2hgNfih
https://flic.kr/p/2hgKEME

Thank You for Your Time

Regards,
Chris Camille

[chriscamille93mt]

If bad weather actually adds something to the picture, which is the case here, then yes, such picture is acceptable

Regards
Ale

Noted and thanks

[chriscamille93mt]

I cannot say anything about photo quality, as I'm not a photo screener, however, in order to have photos pre-screened and uploaded to Jetphotos, the photos have to be at uploadable sizes... Your photos are way too big.

https://forums.jetphotos.com/showthr...ning-from-crew



Thanks,
Andrew

Sure I do upload them at 1920*. I just want to avoid the upload and then have to wait 2 weeks to get them removed from the rejected photos.

[chriscamille93mt]

Comments?

[cyx323]

Comments?

[ATTACH=CONFIG]28919[/ATTACH]

Looks acceptable to me

[chriscamille93mt]

Noted

[chriscamille93mt]

Any comments. Landed after sunset. ISO 3200

[chriscamille93mt]

What do you think about this one? The poles are straight, Ramp slightly angled, hence the doesn't look straight.

[dlowwa]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]29038[/ATTACH] Any comments. Landed after sunset. ISO 3200

Borderline for contrast and noise.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]29079[/ATTACH]
What do you think about this one? The poles are straight, Ramp slightly angled, hence the doesn't look straight.

Would be rejected for soft and horizon.

[BJayne]

The only way you'll really know is look at your photos with a critical eye and submit your best for review. Good Luck!! The "Upload Guidelines" at this link, https://forums.jetphotos.com/showthr...ES-New-version, provides specific instructions and for all of us new to the process, photo examples of what will cause a rejection. It looks like you have a good eye for centering the photo but if it's not sized properly, has sensor or lens dust visible on the image, etc. (see guidelines) I wouldn't submit them unless the issues can be easily corrected.