Post Your Recent REJECTIONS!

[gonzalu]

Oh Manny, Manny, Manny....you know you can't just post one color cast relative to another one like that. (Also the Auto Color is far too red to my eye.) But I can play that game, too

Better, left or right?

Better, left or right?

Bottom right looks best to me. Mine was just to highlight my point... yours did have a slight cyan cast to my eye. My quick AUTO was to show the levels per channel were not in concert that's all. Indeed mine has a slight bend towards red...

[Cary]

Bottom right looks best to me. Mine was just to highlight my point... yours did have a slight cyan cast to my eye. My quick AUTO was to show the levels per channel were not in concert that's all. Indeed mine has a slight bend towards red...

Bottom right was my rejected image :)

[Cary]

I've written a piece about my color rejections here: http://www.airliners.net/aviation-fo...d.main/365562/

Even if you skip my whole long explanation, I think everyone should check out the color illusions at the end, if you haven't seen them before.

[Kris V]

I'm officially sick of A-net now after they rejected a couple photos of mine.
For bad size:

and for Undersharpening, and size.

[moose135]

What is the image size you uploaded them at, Kris?

[gonzalu]

Chris, your images are 1200x918, outside the rules.. Why are you CROPPING your originals in a non standard ratio? Just curious.

Landscape photos:
The first number is the longer side (horizontal) * second number is the shorter side (vertical one) in a 3:2 ratio and third (last) number is the shorter (vertical) side in a 4:3 ratio. Note that these numbers do not include the Airliners.net copyright banner which is added during upload, and is 12 pixels high. This would then add 12 pixels to the shorter (vertical) size.
1000 * 667 -> 750
1024 * 683 -> 768
1100 * 733 -> 825
1200 * 800 -> 900
1300 * 866 -> 975
1400 * 933 -> 1050
1500 * 1000 -> 1125
1600 * 1066 -> 1200
Portrait photos
The first number is the shorter side (horizontal) * second number is the longer side (vertical one) in a 3:2 ratio and third (last) number is the longer (vertical) side in a 4:3 ratio. Note that these numbers do not include the Airliners.net copyright banner which is added during upload and is 12 pixels high. This would then add 12 pixels to the longer (vertical) size.
667 -> 750 *1000
683 -> 768 *1024
733 -> 825 *1100
800 -> 900 *1200
866 -> 975 *1300
933 -> 1050 *1400
1000 -> 1125 *1500
1066 -> 1200 *1600



BTW, what are the pixel dimensions of your camera?

[eric8669]

I've written a piece about my color rejections here: http://www.airliners.net/aviation-fo...d.main/365562/

Even if you skip my whole long explanation, I think everyone should check out the color illusions at the end, if you haven't seen them before.

All this just to get your images on anet.lol. WOW! You guys are nuts...

[gonzalu]

All this just to get your images on anet.lol. WOW! You guys are nuts...

It's OK, you have salvaged a few shots you should have thrown in the trash just to post them here so we are about even

[gonzalu]

Kris, never mind. You have a Canon 60D

Pixel Dimensions are: 5184 x 3456

So without changing the aspect ratio, a 1200px wide shot should be 1200x800 naturally.

[eric8669]

It's OK, you have salvaged a few shots you should have thrown in the trash just to post them here so we are about even

Wait, what?

[gonzalu]

Wait, what?

You know... exposure didn't work out, light sucked.... HDR to the rescue kind of thing?

I have my nomex undies on... LOL

[Kris V]

Chris, your images are 1200x918, outside the rules.. Why are you CROPPING your originals in a non standard ratio? Just curious.

Landscape photos:
The first number is the longer side (horizontal) * second number is the shorter side (vertical one) in a 3:2 ratio and third (last) number is the shorter (vertical) side in a 4:3 ratio. Note that these numbers do not include the Airliners.net copyright banner which is added during upload, and is 12 pixels high. This would then add 12 pixels to the shorter (vertical) size.
1000 * 667 -> 750
1024 * 683 -> 768
1100 * 733 -> 825
1200 * 800 -> 900
1300 * 866 -> 975
1400 * 933 -> 1050
1500 * 1000 -> 1125
1600 * 1066 -> 1200
Portrait photos
The first number is the shorter side (horizontal) * second number is the longer side (vertical one) in a 3:2 ratio and third (last) number is the longer (vertical) side in a 4:3 ratio. Note that these numbers do not include the Airliners.net copyright banner which is added during upload and is 12 pixels high. This would then add 12 pixels to the longer (vertical) size.
667 -> 750 *1000
683 -> 768 *1024
733 -> 825 *1100
800 -> 900 *1200
866 -> 975 *1300
933 -> 1050 *1400
1000 -> 1125 *1500
1066 -> 1200 *1600



BTW, what are the pixel dimensions of your camera?

Now I see where I messed up, my camera (60D) has a 3:2? ratio last I checked.
So I have to recrop both pictures then. JP did accept the DC-6, the DC-9 is still in the Q.

[JDANDO]

A bit disappointed this got rejected. Any ideas on what to level to?



Thanks

[Cary]

A bit disappointed this got rejected. Any ideas on what to level to?

Thanks

Rotate the white tower near the middle, on the horizon CCW. Everything seems to be leaning very slightly to the right.

[JDANDO]

Rotate the white tower near the middle, on the horizon CCW. Everything seems to be leaning very slightly to the right.

Thanks Cary. I will give it a little tweak. It was hard to find something to level this one to.