I am puzzled about this one. First, I process my images pretty much all the same. That includes minimal sharpening. If an image is not sharp at 100% I throw it out. This image was rejected because:
Reject reason: Blur at nose end, oversharp to compensate blurry oversharpened personal
This is the image as it was posted:
https://www.airliners.net/addphotos/r..._f1425425449.5115_dsc0150-1200.jpg
And here you can find the 100% TIFF file after RAW conversion on Nikon NX-D - no edits on this one, not even RAW edits:
http://www.josesuroeditorial.com/Por...er/Images-2015/n-4Cpzc/i-6gKNx8r/O
I don't really know what else to do....
Best,
JASPC
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RE: Post Screening - Latest Rejection
And I forgot to mention something important. Because these images are substantially reduced, and based on my experience doing that, I set my in camera settings 2-steps down in sharpening so that when the images are reduced there are no artificial halos created by the downsizing.
RE: Post Screening - Latest Rejection
The original does look quite soft, particularly the front half of the aircraft.
That can look like blur in a resized / edited image.
That can look like blur in a resized / edited image.
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