Uploading to Anet/JP? Pre-Screen Here!

**RomNYC** · 2013-05-05, 09:41 PM

Way too hazy. I wouldn't even bother.

**sdspinelli2** · 2013-05-06, 08:39 AM

Ok thanks guys.

**Aviation.High.Guy** · 2013-05-06, 11:02 AM

Originally Posted by RomNYC

Way too hazy. I wouldn't even bother.

I would have to agree in this case, but heat haze is not always the end of the world. For instance, if the shot is of a rare bird, or unique situation the screeners tend to be more lenient. Case and point- I was at the recent JFK Runway Run, which was the ultimate in field access. Heat haze was rampant that morning. All the spotters were shooting under the same conditions. I decided not to bother submitting to JP or ANEt because of the slight distortion in my shots. Low and behold, I am seeing photos being accepted now that were shot right by my side that day. Never give up trying!

**Jared Blech** · 2013-05-21, 09:03 AM

take this for example! never thought they would accept this one! but Manny's editing work is AMAZING!!
I actually have a streak going-5 straight without a rejection!!!

**RomNYC** · 2013-05-21, 09:50 AM

Nice. Try learning and editing without any help. I find it way more gratifying, imo.

**Jared Blech** · 2013-05-21, 01:24 PM

Rom, I understand where your coming from and I learned how to edit without any help. It was that one shot i had trouble with. I have a streak going of five by myself! Thanks...

**Kris V** · 2013-05-27, 06:01 PM

Thoughts? I underexposed the original, and since I think I got it to an acceptable point?

**RomNYC** · 2013-05-27, 06:24 PM

Very nice! I'm just concerned about the empty space in the bottom half of the shot... Have your tried different crops, like zooming on the a/c on the right and cropping the other in an interesting fashion, all the while retaining the rainbow?

**Kris V** · 2013-05-27, 09:32 PM

Originally Posted by RomNYC

Very nice! I'm just concerned about the empty space in the bottom half of the shot... Have your tried different crops, like zooming on the a/c on the right and cropping the other in an interesting fashion, all the while retaining the rainbow?

I had tried zooming in, but there is loss of the rainbow on the C-46, or uneven crop on the subject.