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Photography Forum | some tips/help
1 - by alexcookeA340 
332 posts -
on Wednesday 12th October, 2011 at 16:24 GMT
This post was edited on Wednesday 12th October, 2011 at 16:27 GMT
well i usually video planes and stuff but i got a new camera around a month ago SLR (Sony HX1) so im new to the 'Photography' of aviation... i have tried uploading a few pics to here but they have been rejected for example this .. 
the reasons for rejection were 'Level' as im new i don't really understand this i have Adobe Photoshop CS5 but im still new to this also all i really ask is if anyone would be able to help me on how to improve my photos to be able to have them accepted... many thanks, Alex.
p.s i have also tried reading the article on the site about tips they have helped but my photo's seem to be getting rejected for different things than them. also my photo doesn't seem to appear on this post
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2 - by Baltimore 1037 posts -
on Friday 14th October, 2011 at 19:04 GMT
Alex,
I was given the following advice by upsmd11:
"The basic rule is the uprights of buildings are more likely to be straight than the ground. If there is a prominent vertical in the shot, this is what you go by. If the ground looks unlevel, ignore it. If there are no verticals, then you use the ground. It's impossible to get both right. What I use is the crop tool, i.e. line up the edge of the frame with the side of a building."
Hope this helps.
I was given the following advice by upsmd11:
"The basic rule is the uprights of buildings are more likely to be straight than the ground. If there is a prominent vertical in the shot, this is what you go by. If the ground looks unlevel, ignore it. If there are no verticals, then you use the ground. It's impossible to get both right. What I use is the crop tool, i.e. line up the edge of the frame with the side of a building."
Hope this helps.
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3 - by upsmd11 516 posts -
on Sunday 16th October, 2011 at 10:49 GMT
Alex if you care to contact me via PM, i can give you a Tutorial in Photoshop. I have cs5 so its will not be a problem.
Regards
Regards
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4 - by alexcookeA340 332 posts -
on Sunday 16th October, 2011 at 16:21 GMT
Thanks Baltimore , and yes ok thanks ups will do!
, and yes ok thanks ups will do!
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