Photo: https://www.airliners.net/addphotos/r...1463758365.5381img_1928-edit-2.jpg
Quality, Soft, Compression , oversharpened
A comment from the screener regarding this upload: "heat haze "
Heat Haze??????
This is a new frame for the db, a/c rarely ever seen before & never to be seen again
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RE: Indian Navy Sea Harrier Retirement Photos
Definitely soft and maybe a touch noisy. Could be due to compression, tough to tell.
I'd also throw low contrast in there, and could stand some brightening as well.
I'd also throw low contrast in there, and could stand some brightening as well.
RE: Indian Navy Sea Harrier Retirement Photos
I feel your pain Vishal, but the conditions were crap that day and processing those shots for a.net was always going to be an uphill task. I haven't had much time for edits/uploads lately, but I think I will stick to the easier ones. Nearly all my airborne stuff is rubbish - by any standard, not just a.net's!
If only the Goa runways were differently oriented!
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If only the Goa runways were differently oriented!
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RE: Indian Navy Sea Harrier Retirement Photos
soft and noisy.
I agree with angad84 the conditions for airborne shots with long lens in this weather is not worth editing.
I agree with angad84 the conditions for airborne shots with long lens in this weather is not worth editing.
RE: Indian Navy Sea Harrier Retirement Photos
Soft, blurry and flat for me. I appreciate the fact that it's a rare photo, but the quality issues are a bit too much unfrotunately.
RE: Indian Navy Sea Harrier Retirement Photos
Much better, but could use a hit of contrast, particularly needs darker blacks.
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RE: Indian Navy Sea Harrier Retirement Photos
On a laptop, so won't comment on quality, but looks to my eyes like it might need a smidge of CW.
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