Timberjack - editing/rejection advice

[Timberjack]

Pre-screening please, thank you!...

[Timberjack]

Hello JP Team, this both Images are rejectet for "Contrast". What`s here the main reason (too low, too much, or no light on aircraft)...

[Timberjack]

One more pre-screenig thank you...

[Timberjack]

Thank you, what do you mean with Borderline?

[Timberjack]

Pre-Screening request for this five Images please...

[Timberjack]

i need again your help this three pictures are rejectet bis "contrast"
what's wrong here? i set contrast by "automatic" function in Photoshop. What is the problem in this images??...

[Timberjack]

Okay, thanks for the feedback, I already thought that the picture was rejected because of bad background. But it is good that you can submit five pictures for preliminary review....

[Timberjack]

is the quality from the image to upload okay or not ? I had last time so much rejects only 1 from 12 images are accepted. One more question to you, how many images i can show her on a day before upload to the queue?...

[Timberjack]

Can you pleade take a look At this Image...

[Timberjack]

Is this version of the picture better in terms of contrast, and would have the possibility to be accepted....

[Timberjack]

Hi there,
Thanks for your quick reply. I did not have a screener comment on either image: "Contrast too strong" I therefore assumed that the contrast would be too little in the image !

[Timberjack]

Here are two Images with Contrast reject, can you give me an Information whts wrong here...

[Timberjack]

Since I am not a professional photographer and I only take pictures of airplanes as a hobby, I cannot see much in a histogram. I have already uploaded some images to the database and have dealt a lot with the matter of "Jetphotos".
You wrote to me that the "background contrast" could also help with a positive decision.
What can I understand by this?...

[Timberjack]

Hi Guys,
I have some rejections with the reason "contrast". I edit my pictures with Photoshop Elements 2018, with RAW Converter. My question about this: How do I know when the correct contrast has been set in an image?
Thanks for yours answers