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jet photos advice
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jet photos advice
hey guys i went to stansted on saturday and got a picture of this saudi medevac gulfstream and was wondering if you guys think this is good enough for jet photos i have put 4 up there and only 1 got accepted
i know there very strict so i was hoping you guys could tell me if you think its good enough, here's the link https://www.flickr.com/photos/182428974 ... ed-public/
thanks in advance
also it was very cloudy as you can see on the picture so i'm not sure if they would reject it just cause of that reason?
i know there very strict so i was hoping you guys could tell me if you think its good enough, here's the link https://www.flickr.com/photos/182428974 ... ed-public/
thanks in advance
also it was very cloudy as you can see on the picture so i'm not sure if they would reject it just cause of that reason?
Re: jet photos advice
Will not matter who likes them on here, its up too jet photo site what they allow.
To be honest I would not use any of them, to close cropped for me,
To be honest I would not use any of them, to close cropped for me,
Re: jet photos advice
It's a good shot, but they could have rejected it because it's a little dark, too tightly cropped and the registration is partly obscured by the winglet. (Just my opinion)
It seems to have just left the ground because it's gear is starting to retract, I would have thought it would have had a more 'nose-up' attitude in that case - that's possibly another reason.
Keep up the good work.
It seems to have just left the ground because it's gear is starting to retract, I would have thought it would have had a more 'nose-up' attitude in that case - that's possibly another reason.
Keep up the good work.
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Re: jet photos advice
it hasn't been rejected yetMike wrote: ↑Mon Jul 08, 2019 4:02 pmIt's a good shot, but they could have rejected it because it's a little dark, too tightly cropped and the registration is partly obscured by the winglet. (Just my opinion)
It seems to have just left the ground because it's gear is starting to retract, I would have thought it would have had a more 'nose-up' attitude in that case - that's possibly another reason.
Keep up the good work.
the registration being blocked will not have an effect i see so many photos with the registration being blocked luckily there not that strict
yea it is a little dark im guessing it's going to get rejected for being back lit
and i have one photo on there which is tighter cropped than that so that won't be a reason but thanks for the feedback
and thank you
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Sorry, I must have misread your post, I thought they'd rejected it and you were asking why.
Personally I wouldn't send it to them for the reasons I already posted.
Personally I wouldn't send it to them for the reasons I already posted.
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Re: jet photos advice
it's all good
and its not the best photo but it wouldn't get rejected for some of the reasons you pointed out
it's personal preference i guess
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I'm sure they will think of some way of rejecting your photo.
Jet Photos is more for plane spotters with cameras than aviation photographers.
If nothing else Jake, you have your Flickr site and that's the only site you'll ever need to show your photos without someone else's opinion ruining your hobby.
Jet Photos is more for plane spotters with cameras than aviation photographers.
If nothing else Jake, you have your Flickr site and that's the only site you'll ever need to show your photos without someone else's opinion ruining your hobby.
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I used them twice - one accepted and one (which I thought was better) was rejected. Didn't bother any more. Read some comments some years ago which suggested that the acceptance/rejection depended on the reviewer and their criteria did not seem to be followed rigorously. Having looked at some of the images that seemed to be borne out as there was a mix of good and less_than-good.
I have nothing against the site but, as Wallace implied it seemed to be a personal show-case for self-satisfaction rather than for genuine enthusiasts. Each to their own I guess.
I have nothing against the site but, as Wallace implied it seemed to be a personal show-case for self-satisfaction rather than for genuine enthusiasts. Each to their own I guess.
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Re: jet photos advice
yea i do like the site but like you said it depends who's screening it like i put the same photo on airliners.net and jetphotos ( ps it wasn't a good photo ) and airlines.net said to little contrast and lack of information and then jetphotos said not centered,soft and was back lit so it really does depend on who's screening it and how strict they are but i do like to post them on there cause it's fun for me and mainly the excitement of getting one on there cause you know how strict they areNighthawke wrote: ↑Mon Jul 08, 2019 7:41 pmI used them twice - one accepted and one (which I thought was better) was rejected. Didn't bother any more. Read some comments some years ago which suggested that the acceptance/rejection depended on the reviewer and their criteria did not seem to be followed rigorously. Having looked at some of the images that seemed to be borne out as there was a mix of good and less_than-good.
I have nothing against the site but, as Wallace implied it seemed to be a personal show-case for self-satisfaction rather than for genuine enthusiasts. Each to their own I guess.
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Re: jet photos advice
yea im thinking about not posting on there put i like the community and like i said on the other post it's the excitement of getting your image accepted but i won't let them ruin my hobby after all if they reject your photo you get a reason so they are helping my improve as wellWallace wrote: ↑Mon Jul 08, 2019 7:25 pmI'm sure they will think of some way of rejecting your photo.
Jet Photos is more for plane spotters with cameras than aviation photographers.
If nothing else Jake, you have your Flickr site and that's the only site you'll ever need to show your photos without someone else's opinion ruining your hobby.
thank you
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