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marinod78300723
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December 7, 2016
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Technical issues for me too...

  • December 7, 2016
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Another image of mine discarded, this time has been for technical issues. I can't figure how it's possible, as far I can see in this image it seems there's nothing wrong and I will really appreciate any suggestion to understand this matter.

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Correct answer LutzW

Nice picture. Maybe it's discarded because of some dust on your camera sensor? You can see it on the left in the sky close to the plants.

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B. F. Stout
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January 3, 2017

My guess is that it is too "cool."  White balance issue.  Mine got rejected for the same reason.  But nice photo.  I'd buy it.

marinod78300723
marinod78300723Author
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January 3, 2017

Yes may be also that. Many thanks for your appreciation!

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f_bevilacqua
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December 28, 2016

This one has different cause of problem but similar results. File is huge because of large editing done on image. Sky is very bad and a lot of aberration is visible even without zoom. Some pixelization in shadows as well. 
We recommend to check images using the zoom at 100% before sending them to revision

marinod78300723
marinod78300723Author
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December 28, 2016

Yes indeed I agree with you. I edited the image with the Nik Collection Software, I didn't look at aberration. This software is too much invasive. After some answers here I reprocessed the image in Lightroom 6, cleaned the sensor spots, removed the chromatic aberration. I was too much superficial sending files, now I'm more aware about all this matter.

Thanks a lot.

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    f_bevilacqua
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    December 28, 2016

    You are welcome

      marinod78300723
      marinod78300723Author
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      December 9, 2016

      Yes it may be... even though is very hard to see, I missed to correct right because in this picture the dots of dust are less than in other pics, just the one you've seen.
      In this case I think it is a matter of post production and some chromatic aberration on the poles and columns.
      Thank you again!

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      LutzWCorrect answer
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      December 9, 2016

      Nice picture. Maybe it's discarded because of some dust on your camera sensor? You can see it on the left in the sky close to the plants.

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