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Photo: https://www.airliners.net/addphotos/r...1463758365.5381img_1928-edit-2.jpg

Quality, Soft, Compression , oversharpened

A comment from the screener regarding this upload: "heat haze "

Heat Haze??????

This is a new frame for the db, a/c rarely ever seen before & never to be seen again

Definitely soft and maybe a touch noisy. Could be due to compression, tough to tell.

I'd also throw low contrast in there, and could stand some brightening as well.

I feel your pain Vishal, but the conditions were crap that day and processing those shots for a.net was always going to be an uphill task. I haven't had much time for edits/uploads lately, but I think I will stick to the easier ones. Nearly all my airborne stuff is rubbish - by any standard, not just a.net's!

If only the Goa runways were differently oriented!

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soft and noisy.
I agree with angad84 the conditions for airborne shots with long lens in this weather is not worth editing.

Soft, blurry and flat for me. I appreciate the fact that it's a rare photo, but the quality issues are a bit too much unfrotunately.

Alright!

How about this: https://www.airliners.net/addphotos/b...1463769881.1183img_2380-edit-1.jpg ?

Much better, but could use a hit of contrast, particularly needs darker blacks.

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On a laptop, so won't comment on quality, but looks to my eyes like it might need a smidge of CW.

Quoting vikkyvik (Reply 7): On a laptop, so won't comment on quality, but looks to my eyes like it might need a smidge of CW.

Didn't even notice that - quite right.

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Quoting vikkyvik (Reply 7): On a laptop, so won't comment on quality, but looks to my eyes like it might need a smidge of CW.

Now that I am on my editing monitor, I wouldn't submit at that size. Seems marginal overall.

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