Incorrect Exposure - Too dark

Hello, I posted this photo and got the above reasons for deleting. I do not know how I can edit this.

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I think the screener meant that the area under the wing is too dark. If you have lightroom, try to lighten that area up by pumping up the shadows.

Happy editing

Thanks :)

What are mean the screener with "incorrect exposure?

the exposure isn't even across the picture.

http://www.airplane-pictures.net/photo/784051/lx-lqi-luxair-de-havilland-canada-dhc-8-400q-bombardier-q400/

On this picture i got a "Incorrect exposure - too light" reply, but a 2nd screener said it was good enough. i think the difference in the lighting, between the tail and the nose was too big

If you are using photoshop, using the levels, push the right cursor a little bit to the left (there is no information between 247 and 255) and the middle one also to the left and it should normally be better.

Thanks for the Awesome support :) Sleep good :)

It is so better?

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Yes but you still can push a little bit the right cursor to the left (be careful of the blown out whites).

I would also clone out the foreground item.

Or use a 16:9 crop, then you don't have to clone the tail in the left corner.

16:9 crop alone won't remove the tail fin.