Post-Screening: Blurry

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YQZ380
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Post-Screening: Blurry

Wed Jun 07, 2017 3:05 pm

Hi all,

It's been quite a frustrating few days, having run into several blurry rejections:

Rejected for blurry and quality:

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Rejected for blurry, oversharpened and quality:

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Rejected for blurry and quality:

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Rejected for blurry, oversharpened, quality and underexposed:

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Rejected for blurry, motive, soft and noise (motive was apparently for "light trails in front of aircraft"):

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Rejected for blurry:

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I would appreciate any opinions on these shots as I am trying out for my 500th with a panning shot.

Cheers,
Yang
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HarryLi
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Re: Post-Screening: Blurry

Wed Jun 07, 2017 3:24 pm

Hello, Qize
Bangkok A319 : Some parts of the aircraft seem to be blurry. Such as titles and the nose seem to be blurry i think.
Cathay Pacific 77W : the nose and tail appear slight blurry it's ok for me i think. And i think part of the window line appear slight jaggy.
Malindo : Front gear seem to be blurry other parts seem to be ok for me.
Jet Airways : the line above retral windows appear some jaggy i think.
Cathay Pacific 77W : Gear and Reg number are blurry i think.windows and tail seem to be a little bit of soft ... but ok for me .
The last one (A350) : I think is fine... screener might consider the front gear appear blurry i guess.
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Re: Post-Screening: Blurry

Wed Jun 07, 2017 5:10 pm

Hey Yang,

I voted on those as well and in my opinion they are slightly blurred and I feel that you can do (and have done) better. Hence why I voted against them, sorry. Regarding the 'light trails', I think that is about lensflare.
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YQZ380
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Re: Post-Screening: Blurry

Sat Jun 10, 2017 7:18 am

Thank you Harry and Kas for your help. I decided to try some other panning shots I had, and I just hit my 500th! :biggrin:

Guess the above shots will stay in my personal collection.

Cheers,
Yang
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Re: Post-Screening: Blurry

Sat Jun 10, 2017 9:37 am

Congrats! And a really nice panning shot it is. No celebrating without a shameless plug ;)

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Miguel1982
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Re: Post-Screening: Blurry

Tue Jun 13, 2017 7:55 am

And that spot in Singapore is anything but easy. Planes are really far away and you shoot through thick glass. Congrats!
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