Aircraft is too high in frame find the halfway horizontal point and make sjre the cabin windows intersect that line.
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I don’t think the light conditions are good enough
Ohkk thanks!
Is this considered backlit?
And should it be set to the night category since it has long shadows?
And we finally got another A350 operator flying into Dublin!!!
+New spotting location unlocked.
Will revisit the spot for night planespotting now that I got F1.2 lens
summon @ka77
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that is very borderline imo, ig the screener saw the smallest hinot of light on the fuselage and let it go
hoorayy!! saw one a while back from landing at the origin
lwk jealous of that lense btw.
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Anyone?
Do you mask them while editing? I’d reduce Shadows and increase blacks so that they clip the histogram chart and show a white arrow.
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I did that for all of them, they should have a white arrow now
I’m not too good with photography lingo but I used the slider when I was sharpening 
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Also, do any of these need the night shot checked?
Volaris does and maybe all the Southwest aircraft do. Tick the night box but if they get rejected because of that, then upload again without ticking the night box.
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Alright then. I’ll get back to you on this in like a month or so lol
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Hi everyone, Does this one have the potent to get on jet photos? Thanks!
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Cool shot but I believe the horizontal stab in the foreground is clutter/obstruction.
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Looks kinda blurry to me
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Is this good? This is my first ever photo that I edited i was not using anything advanced I just used my phone tell me how to improve
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If jetphotos screeners had an “all of the above” reason for rejecting this shot they’d use it for this
First, if you’re planning on submitting to jetphotos they won’t accept iPhone shots.
Try not to shoot belly shots, typically side shots and select angles will be what jetphotos approves
Don’t shoot backlit, that’s an automatic rejection
The aircraft was way isn’t centered per se, let alone taking up most of the frame. For basic stock photos, try to keep the aircraft centered and have it take up most of the frame.
Don’t try to use the aircraft to block the sun, especially for trying to get onto jetphotos in the future
I HIGHLY recommend you browse through some of the photos on jetphotos to learn more about what jetphotos accepts for future reference
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