Is this under-exposed?

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Martin Jakubec

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Posted 6 July 2018 - 20:14 CET

Is this photo realy under-exposed? Editor rejected this photo in just 20seconds after upload.

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Martin Jakubec Member Joined in October 2016 Posts: 5	Posted 6 July 2018 - 20:16 CET
	Don't mind digital noise here. It's a screenshot.

Igor Kmet

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Posted 7 July 2018 - 12:35 CET

Martin , if you open your picture in Photoshop ( or other similar SW) and choose Image, Adjustments, Levels and then click ALT + left slider you will see what parts of picture are underexposed. When you click ALT + right slider you will seee what is overexposed. Dynamic range of scene was in your picture behind possibilities of dynamic range of sensor in your camera, ( noon , with direct sunlight conditions), becaue there are many parts of your picture under and over exposed

IMHO the main problem of you picture are not correct Levels . If you move centtral slider to the value about 1,3 picture looks better balanced. Try to correct and upload again.

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DUB_Spotter

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Posted 7 July 2018 - 16:51 CET

I have reject one for overexposed. Is that thrue this here ?

https://www.airplane-pictures.net/images/rejected-images/2018-7/1081432.jpg

Igor Kmet Full member Joined in September 2013 Posts: 99	Posted 8 July 2018 - 07:38 CET
	if you apply above procedure you will see that yes ( fuselage)

Martin Jakubec Member Joined in October 2016 Posts: 5	Posted 10 July 2018 - 19:55 CET
	Ďakujem :)

Arthur Arnoldi

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Posted 13 July 2018 - 20:46 CET

I made some changes, using shadows and highlights photoshop tools. Look at the noose of the antonov and the "body" of extra.

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