Hi all
Please can you help with this one, as I am struggling to get this shot accepted!
I arrived at Netherthorpe and as I pulled up at the side of the road the aircraft came flying along the adjacent field only a few feet above the ground. It climbed to go over the road and then touched down the other side.
I grabbed the camera and took a series of shots, the best being the one I submitted.
First one: http://www.jetphotos.net/viewreject_b.php?id=2413820
Was rejected for blurry. To be honest, I thought it wasn't perfect and was half expecting a rejection. I appealed and it was rejected.
I used a Smart Sharpen on the photo and submitted it again, but this time it was rejected for multiple reasons:
Rejected for:
I can see the first one as it's cropped slightly different to the others. I think the first one, but with a sharper reg, would be better.
Can this photo be salvaged at all? I really like it and it's the first time I've ever captured such a unique shot - very rarely are aircraft quite that low at this location.
Any advice gratefully received
(attached the two rejected shots in case the links run out!)
Noel
Please can you help with this one, as I am struggling to get this shot accepted!
I arrived at Netherthorpe and as I pulled up at the side of the road the aircraft came flying along the adjacent field only a few feet above the ground. It climbed to go over the road and then touched down the other side.
I grabbed the camera and took a series of shots, the best being the one I submitted.
First one: http://www.jetphotos.net/viewreject_b.php?id=2413820
Was rejected for blurry. To be honest, I thought it wasn't perfect and was half expecting a rejection. I appealed and it was rejected.
I used a Smart Sharpen on the photo and submitted it again, but this time it was rejected for multiple reasons:
Rejected for:
- Bad Composition (bad framing / aircraft not centered) - Blurry - Undersharpened (Soft) |
I can see the first one as it's cropped slightly different to the others. I think the first one, but with a sharper reg, would be better.
Can this photo be salvaged at all? I really like it and it's the first time I've ever captured such a unique shot - very rarely are aircraft quite that low at this location.
Any advice gratefully received
(attached the two rejected shots in case the links run out!)
Noel
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