Post-screening gh6912
Hi all. Recently had this shot of an F-35A rejected for the halo around the tail. Im relativity new to the editing side and was looking for some pointers to eliminate this both so I can resubmit and for future shots. Thanks in advance for your help- Garrett
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Re: Post-screening gh6912
Immediate fixes:
-Make sure you haven’t lowered the highlights to much
- make sure the clarity isn’t too high
- don’t up the shadows to much
-Make sure you haven’t lowered the highlights to much
- make sure the clarity isn’t too high
- don’t up the shadows to much
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Re: Post-screening gh6912
Good feedabck shared by CW Photo re halos due to over use of shadow/highlight tool.
The halos I see on this image are ones that appear then there is too much sharpening applied. If you look at the image through the equalization filter, it will magnify the condition for better visibility. The image could use some added contrast as well.
Jehan
The halos I see on this image are ones that appear then there is too much sharpening applied. If you look at the image through the equalization filter, it will magnify the condition for better visibility. The image could use some added contrast as well.
Jehan
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Re: Post-screening gh6912
Thanks for the info yall, I will see what I can do with it this evening. Thanks again!
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Re: Post-screening gh6912
I’m also seeing a purple sky.
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Re: Post-screening gh6912
Hi there, just had an accepted photo of an Israeli F-35, accidentally provided the serial number of the aircraft directly after it on the assembly line. Submitted a correction request, out of curiosity what’s the time table on getting that reg fixed? Thanks a sorry for the mistake!
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Re: Post-screening gh6912
If you submitted a correction, that's fine and no further action required. The editors usually take care of that anywhere between an hour to a day.
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Re: Post-screening gh6912
airkas1 wrote:If you submitted a correction, that's fine and no further action required. The editors usually take care of that anywhere between an hour to a day.
Awesome, much appreciated. Felt like a fool for listing the wrong registration. Thanks!
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