Degradation in quality during upload

Hi Im not a Screener but you can help yourself by saving images via photoshop. When you go to save image select save image to web format this should cut down on some issue's.

However i have just been looking at your image of the Flybe and it's covered in black dot's im not sure what ISO you shot the picture in but this would need reducing first. And also adding a light amount of CCW to level the pick

Thank you hope this helps

Crossley

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I Dont mean to sound rude but i also suffered in many ways with this format issue before and i was puzzled by it too..

Hi Tony!!! Recently I uploaded a picture and it has a severe quality degradation after the upload. The colors and the noise totaly differs from the uploaded and original picture. Does anyone know why?

This post has been edited by Ricardo Abritta on 13th April 2014 - 16:55

I also noticed this problem! It makes me think twice if the photo is acceptable. I believe once accepted though, the quality improves.

I've been having similar issues, when you look at the image before upload, it's fine. When I check after the upload there is significant noise, so I delete the image from AP there and then? The size of image is 1024 x 683.....Dave

I'm having that problem too, and in my case this problem is very annoying. I have lots of contrail pictures I would like to upload, but when I do that, the uploading process affects to the blue skies adding digital noise and a strange effect very similar to what happens when you increase "detail" too much during noise reduction in Lightroom. Also I think that sometimes uploaded pictures are less sharp than original ones.

This post has been edited by Manuel Domínguez on 15th April 2014 - 01:03

Guys, please could you send me a photo prior upload to check it. Martin.Krupka@Airplane-Pictures.net

This post has been edited by Martin Krupka on 14th April 2014 - 17:46

I sent you the e-mail Martin.

Thanks!

I've sent you another e-mail.

Cheers!

Thanks for your feedback Martin!!

Now I'm wondering why do I have to change the color profile just in some photos, the others came out with sRGB without any intervention but others came out in AdobeRGB...

Ricardo, no idea. Just check the photo you are saving that it is in sRGB. The AdobeRGB (or any other colour profile) is always stripped off from the photo on upload.

Perhaps an initial explanation in this article.

http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/adobe-rgb.htm

(URL made into a clickable link, Wallace)

This post has been edited by Wallace Shackleton on 17th April 2014 - 08:14