By: Skymonster - 25th June 2006 at 17:28
Andy, a question about A.Net screening if you don’t mind. Does only one person look at the photo then accept/reject it or quite a few?
Nope, takes three screeners to say a photo is OK before its added to the database. The good thing is that this goes some way to ensuring consistancy. The bad thing is that two screeners could say a photo is OK, and if the third says its no good the photo gets blown out – one “no” overrides any number of “yes”
Andy
By: A330-300 - 24th June 2006 at 21:49
That’s a very nice shot in my opinion.
Andy, a question about A.Net screening if you don’t mind. Does only one person look at the photo then accept/reject it or quite a few?
By: Ren Frew - 24th June 2006 at 20:54
EX screener! :p
Andy
Hee hee, excuse my subtle dig Andy… I think in a.net world there’s a culture of ‘fence denial’?
Me… I like fences personally, part and parcel of the process of trying to shoot planes from the ‘mere mortal’ side of the, ahem… fence. 😀
By: Skymonster - 24th June 2006 at 19:19
Hark the voice of an a.net screener (lol)… 😀
EX screener! :p
Andy
By: Ren Frew - 24th June 2006 at 14:25
Sorry, I don’t really care for it – the fence spoils it
Andy
Hark the voice of an a.net screener (lol)… 😀
By: Skymonster - 24th June 2006 at 14:22
Sorry, I don’t really care for it – the fence spoils it
Andy
By: bmi-star - 24th June 2006 at 13:20
Erm….its satisfactory, lighting conditions makes it look good, but i’ve seen better Jet2 757 shots from our LBA and MAN guys 🙂
By: LBARULES - 24th June 2006 at 13:10
Jet2 757’s look awesome in any shot, and that is no exception!
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