Rejected for technical reasons

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January 21, 2022
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Hello community. I have uploaded two photos. One of them was accepted, the other was rejected for technical reasons. Both photos were taken in the same location with similar shooting parameters. I would like to know the reasons for the rejection.

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Correct answer RALPH_L

Underexposed shadows, overexposed highlights. You keep making the same mistake.

Abambo

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Colour noise on both images! Given the quality, you are lucky that one of the images got accepted.

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You keep making the same mistake.

…as @RALPH_L correctly stated.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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Olexandr22522449d3x6Author

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Thanks for the answer. Yes, indeed, when I looked at high magnification, I noticed color noise on the white walls of the church. I would be grateful for clarification in which other places in the photo the color noise is above the norm.

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Abambo

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Thanks for the answer. Yes, indeed, when I looked at high magnification, I noticed color noise on the white walls of the church. I would be grateful for clarification in which other places in the photo the color noise is above the norm.

By @Olexandr22522449d3x6

There is no norm, at least none that I know about. I remove colour noise when I see it. Normally, the standard settings of the raw developer enough. But colour noise is easy to remove.

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RALPH_L

Correct answer

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Underexposed shadows, overexposed highlights. You keep making the same mistake.

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