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Justino · 06-05-2008, 10:45 PM

I hate to break it to you, but I don't think you will have much luck with those pictures. As you know, Airliners.net has very, very high standards. None of my shots have been accepted to there, yet I have 11 shots on Jetphotos.net. Just some tips for future reference...the two you uploaded could be lightened up a bit (May be the weather but theres nothing you can do about that). They also seem a bit grainy and fuzzy, not really sharp and clear. Try working on different image and pixel sizes on your camera. Also, the shots stand a better chance if they are cropped in closer to the plane, leaving less dead space. That Hawaiian 717 shot would be excellent, just lighten it up a bit. I could do some editing if you don't mind?

As far as the picture size, try using photobucket to upload your pics. They keep them in all one size. Just look at my pics or Billy's pics for reference.

06-05-2008, 10:45 PM	#8
Justino The Aviator Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Skies above Orlando Age: 18 Posts: 955	Re: Airliners.net Acceptance Time I hate to break it to you, but I don't think you will have much luck with those pictures. As you know, Airliners.net has very, very high standards. None of my shots have been accepted to there, yet I have 11 shots on Jetphotos.net. Just some tips for future reference...the two you uploaded could be lightened up a bit (May be the weather but theres nothing you can do about that). They also seem a bit grainy and fuzzy, not really sharp and clear. Try working on different image and pixel sizes on your camera. Also, the shots stand a better chance if they are cropped in closer to the plane, leaving less dead space. That Hawaiian 717 shot would be excellent, just lighten it up a bit. I could do some editing if you don't mind? As far as the picture size, try using photobucket to upload your pics. They keep them in all one size. Just look at my pics or Billy's pics for reference. __________________ Justin