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Leo 747
Leo 747
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Last Activity: 2024-03-12, 17:40
Joined: 2010-05-15
Location: Fortaleza, Brazil
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  • Alex, this is not what happens in reality...

    These two pics have just been accepted. Take a look:
    1) https://www.jetphotos.com/
    2) https://www.jetphotos.com/


    A320 pic looks ok to me, 737 pic looks dark in my opinion. But both got accepted, and both don't seem to fit in your statement.
    You may say that "screeners make mistakes" but maybe this happens more than you think.

    By the way, no offense meant to the authors of those pictures. I don't know them, I just had a random scroll at the front page and found these quite easily.
    I've seen many other pictures like this aswell.
    I just wish screeners could be more consistent regarding pictures taken in cloudy/overcast conditions. When uploading a pic like this, we can only trust our luck!...
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    Last edited by dlowwa; 2024-02-23, 17:22. Reason: Feel free to use your own photos as examples, but please refrain from using those of other photographers

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  • This rejection reason is the most nitpicking one IMO. I see perfectly fine pictures being rejected for this reason.
    By the way, some screeners should stop rejecting by just looking at histograms and start seeing the pic as a whole thing.

    This picture of mine was once rejected due to Contrast aswell. There was too much "white" in the picture, causing a spike in the histogram.
    https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/10775748

    However, the light conditions and contrast are fine. The combination of white fuselage and the light grey/beige color of the terminal behind surely caused a white peak on the histogram, leading to a wrong rejection. Fortunately, it was accepted after appeal. IMO this was an interesting example of a pic screened just by checking an histogram instead of really taking a look at how the picture look.

    Pictures taken in cloudy condition can be really bad indeed, with messed up contrast, dark shadows, etc. But that's not...
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