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  • pandapilot
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    Originally posted by dlowwa View Post

    Bit of a greenish-yellow tint. Adjust it so that it is more neutral, like the left side here:

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    So the "acceptable WB for JP should be around 5500/0 no matter the time of day? Got it.

    Another not exactly the prescreening question, but not to create another thread: what are JP limits for aircraft being an aircraft? If I'll upload pictures of a 2019 birdstricken A321 remains (parts of fuselage/wings/cockpit) and a picture of a Tupolev 134 cockpit instrument boards we have in my university (still have aircraft registration on them) — would it be enough?

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  • dlowwa
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    Originally posted by pandapilot View Post
    https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=9360304
    What is wrong with color here? The picture was taken during the early sunset, I left the tint at 0 (always keep it zero to avoid hue) and temperature at 5950, same as I do with my other sunset photos. The yellowish-like tint on the plane was there because of the low sun, and was not added during the postprocessing. Is it worth appealing it? Thanks!
    Bit of a greenish-yellow tint. Adjust it so that it is more neutral, like the left side here:

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  • pandapilot
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    JetPhotos.com is the biggest database of aviation photographs with over 5 million screened photos online!

    What is wrong with color here? The picture was taken during the early sunset, I left the tint at 0 (always keep it zero to avoid hue) and temperature at 5950, same as I do with my other sunset photos. The yellowish-like tint on the plane was there because of the low sun, and was not added during the postprocessing. Is it worth appealing it? Thanks!

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  • dlowwa
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    Originally posted by pandapilot View Post
    Hello! I am concerned about postprocessing here — does the sky and sky gradient look overprocessed or is this editing OK? Thanks!
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    Processing should be acceptable.

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  • pandapilot
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    Hello! I am concerned about postprocessing here — does the sky and sky gradient look overprocessed or is this editing OK? Thanks!
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  • dlowwa
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    Originally posted by pandapilot View Post
    https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=9315238
    Got another "jpg compression" rejection on a completely uncropped and very close-up (by airport standards) photo... The second photo from the same day, taken from the same point, with same camera/editing settings got accepted: https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/10239221 What did I do wrong and what is wrong with the rejected picture?
    The compression is more visible in the sky, and the rejected image had more sky visible so it was more easily noticed.

    Originally posted by pandapilot View Post
    Here are my export settings in LR (JP compresses image): https://imgur.com/a/VJRBQgg
    Easy to see the issue, you've set a limit to the file size. This will automatically compress the image to fit that size (495k)

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  • pandapilot
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    JetPhotos.com is the biggest database of aviation photographs with over 5 million screened photos online!

    Got another "jpg compression" rejection on a completely uncropped and very close-up (by airport standards) photo... The second photo from the same day, taken from the same point, with same camera/editing settings got accepted: https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/10239221 What did I do wrong and what is wrong with the rejected picture? Here are my export settings in LR (JP compresses image): https://imgur.com/a/VJRBQgg
    Thanks!

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  • dlowwa
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    Originally posted by pandapilot View Post
    Is contrast here acceptable for JP? Thanks! Click image for larger version

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    Borderline, but if I had to guess it would be no. Also a little heat haze visible.

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  • pandapilot
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    Is contrast here acceptable for JP? Thanks! Click image for larger version

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  • dlowwa
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    Originally posted by pandapilot View Post
    This picture was rejected for "jpg compression artifacts".

    Could it be cause of a relatively big cropping of a picture taken already in a crop-camera (Canon 7d)?
    Yes, that is almost certainly the case.

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  • pandapilot
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    This picture was rejected for "jpg compression artifacts". This is the first time ever I have this rejection and all my previous accepted photos (even 2 of the very same batch) were exported with the same settings as this one. What is wrong with this photo (I can not see anything distinguishing on my screen or I don't know there to look) and how do you avoid it? Could it be cause of a relatively big cropping of a picture taken already in a crop-camera (Canon 7d)? Thanks!Click image for larger version

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  • dlowwa
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    Originally posted by pandapilot View Post
    Hello! I took this picture of a Vologda Air Yak-40 and I don't know if it belongs into "special scheme" category or not. Vologda Air have 5 active Yak-40's now and each one has a different scheme.
    One is grey, another is white and red logo, one more white has only one thin blue stripe and no logo, 4th is grey with blue stripes of different shades of blue and here is this one. Every plane is unique, there is no standart airline livery. Click image for larger version

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    Not special.

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  • pandapilot
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    Hello! I took this picture of a Vologda Air Yak-40 and I don't know if it belongs into "special scheme" category or not. Vologda Air have 5 active Yak-40's now and each one has a different scheme.
    One is grey, another is white and red logo, one more white has only one thin blue stripe and no logo, 4th is grey with blue stripes of different shades of blue and here is this one. Every plane is unique, there is no standart airline livery. Click image for larger version

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  • dlowwa
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    Originally posted by pandapilot View Post

    Thanks! Would you please check this image for halos/bad editing? LR tool shows a thin outline around the aircraft, but I can not see any on my screen.
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    I don't see anything with the processing that would warrant a rejection.

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  • pandapilot
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    Originally posted by dlowwa View Post

    Verticals are a bit deceptive on that one. They look ok to me, but the person who screened it probably thought it needed a little CW rotation.
    Thanks! Would you please check this image for halos/bad editing? LR tool shows a thin outline around the aircraft, but I can not see any on my screen.
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