That edit actually looks very cold on my mindblowingly superb screen here but it certainly works as an example! This is a tad closer to how it would look had the white balance been set correctly:
I did mention white balance in a previous thread, though. 😉
Paul
Hitherto I used photoshop, but it crashed. Now I got Corel PSP and am still trying to figure out how to get the white balance to work. When I tried the white balance as per the manual I found the plane still to be too yellow. Probably due to the stark white sun reflections. Already the nose is washed out quite a bit in your edit. Your edit is lots better then mine though.
Of course not having a mindblowingly superb screen does not help.
Sorry to be so negatuve but I don’t see the point in being anything other than honest. 🙂
Paul
I second that motion, and want to add one more criticism.
Might I also add that most of your photos have a reddish brown colour cast. This is to be expected with the sunset shots, but your mid-day shots should not have a cast. Assuming your camera has the time set correctly your A380 was shot at 12:20. Compare the difference between your A380 shot and my quick edit. Still not a perfect edit, but you get the idea.
You got a point, but what else can be done to maintain safety on the ramp? Without a sign the whole airport would turn into chaos! :rolleyes:
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