Guji - Editing Advice

[Guji.RPMD]

Hi, first of all i could use some help on the horizon of this photo, i had to admit this shot was the hardest thing to level because it feels like the ramp & terminal terrain isn't level (the runway is what i'm aware sloping downwards towards the middle) every adjustment feels like one part is leaning so i can't find the correct horizon reference.

Thanks.

[Balders]

[QUOTE=Guji.RPMD;673097]Hi, first of all i could use some help on the horizon of this photo, i had to admit this shot was the hardest thing to level because it feels like the ramp & terminal terrain isn't level (the runway is what i'm aware sloping downwards towards the middle) every adjustment feels like one part is leaning so i can't find the correct horizon reference.

Thanks.





Hi I am not a screener but I would use the vertical on the building in front of the plane it has to be upright!
Needs to go CCW a tad.

[Julian S.]

Hi, first of all i could use some help on the horizon of this photo, i had to admit this shot was the hardest thing to level because it feels like the ramp & terminal terrain isn't level (the runway is what i'm aware sloping downwards towards the middle) every adjustment feels like one part is leaning so i can't find the correct horizon reference.

Thanks.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]19651[/ATTACH]

Hi.

For reference try to use verticals in the middle of the frame. Otherwise the picture slopes to one side due to possible aberrations if you have used most likely a wide angle lens.
But other than the horizon, too me the picture looks a tad soft and dark, probably compressed.

Hi I am not a screener but I would use the vertical on the building in front of the plane it has to be upright!
Needs to go CCW a tad.

Correct, the Building in the front of the plane is relatively centered so this is a good reference for leveling.


Have a nice day!