Jet Photos Rejections : What They Doing??

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I have to agree with them unfortunately. Bear in mind that you’re shooting an aircraft in the sky, not a ‘scene’ where you often want a lot of space for the image to breathe (well… Aviation images still need space, just not quite that much!) The crop in this photo just isn’t tight enough for it to be focussed properly on the aircraft. That said, it’s a great quality photo and it should be very easy to get it to an acceptable standard. Just try cropping it a little closer and you shouldn’t have any problems at all!

I know that was blunt but… Well… That’s just me! Hope it helped. 🙂

Paul

P.S. With regard to aspect ratio, all my aviation stuff and most of my non-aviation work is at 3:2. It just seems to work well for most things and it’s the aspect ratio most DSLR ‘s produce naturally.

thanks pete, i know your right 🙂 never mind next time, whats the best crop ratio on cs2 do you know?

Sorry mate, but I agree with them. Yoou should crop the photo a bit tighter. Also, I think the plane is not centered correctly vertically. It seems to be a tad too low in the frame.