How many shots for a plane?

[mahagonny]

TY. And this?
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[mahagonny]

Hi
Is it acceptable for you?

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[mahagonny]

I still have another ...

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[mahagonny]

Ty

[mahagonny]

Thanks
I have another shoot

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[mahagonny]

Thanks Julian
It is not the first time that some parts of the histogram are out of range. To me personally several photos have been accepted. In fact this is well centered (otherwise opposing, the photo to reduce the white parts would be dark or underexposed). But, what is more interesting is the cut off. If the screenr says part of the airplane is cut off, it says part of the airplane and not of any other thing, such as, for example, the writing. And if it's his opinion, but doesn't violate any of the upload rules, he shouldn't include it in the reason for the rejection.
I greet you from Italy and excuse my bad English.

[mahagonny]

I would like to have an explanation about this rejection.
Given that I do not think, reading the histogram, that the photo is overexposed, I would like to understand what would be the part of the airplane cut off.

https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=7723187

[mahagonny]

I would have nothing against it. This is not a radical modification of the photo (so as to make it false), but a simple adjustment.
After all, what do we do when we correct exposure, contrast or apply an unsharp mask? We modify the original file to make it presentable here on JP.

[mahagonny]

There are some days when the queue is 17000. This is because, I believe, many enthusiasts are also uploading photos taken of summer in the northern hemisphere, which, notoriously, has the most fans on JP.

[mahagonny]

Thanks...

[mahagonny]

Please what do you think about of this?

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[mahagonny]

Thanks

[mahagonny]

Please what do you think about of this?

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[mahagonny]

ok ty...

[mahagonny]

Please what do you think about of this?

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[mahagonny]

Looking the gallery of mine, I have note that these shoots don't have a badge. If the registration already exist, however the planes are different because the sn/cn is different.
https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9220629

https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9196198

https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9196197

[mahagonny]

Sorry, I'm stupid. There is wrote on 1st page

[mahagonny]

Today I'm not very busy so I'm asking myself questions to spend my time ).
So a question arose: is there a way to know how many times there was a shot for a plane without having to count him every single one?
For example, how many times has the Dreamlifter been hit?
Many thanks for reply

[mahagonny]

TY

[mahagonny]

Thanks. To note I gave the raw 100% magnification and I have to compliment the screener for being able to see a micro-rotation