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Steven376207267wfj
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May 24, 2024
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Feedback on Quality Issues

Hi All,

 

First timer here and am wondering about why some of these photos were rejected.  Any help would be greaty appreciated so I can choose better ones in the future.  Flying blind here...Thanks in advance.

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    daniellei4510
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    May 24, 2024

    The pelican could use some sharpening, as shown here.

     

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    FOTO JAN NOVAK
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    December 27, 2024

    A ten vodopád není umění, ale fotografická prasárna sorry jako.

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    daniellei4510
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    May 24, 2024

    The pelican could use some sharpening, as shown here.

     

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      Steven376207267wfjAuthor
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      May 24, 2024

      Thank you for that, so would be enough to resubmit if I did that?

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      FOTO JAN NOVAK
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      December 27, 2024

      To bys to musel zaostrit fakt perfektne i to by slo ale to neni na protazení jedním filtrem....

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      Jill_C
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      May 24, 2024

      The first image has blownout areas in the clouds and is over-saturated.

      The second image has noise in the sky.

      On the third image, you've missed focus on the eye of the pelican.

      The fourth image has underexposed areas.

      The final image is blurry.

       

       

       

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      Steven376207267wfjAuthor
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      May 24, 2024

      thank you, all of that makes sense.  How do you know when something is oversaturated?  And for animales, I guess the focus should always be on the eye?

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      daniellei4510
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      May 24, 2024

      Always check your histogram to discover loss of detail in the shadows and oversaturationn,

       

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