
Could a picture like this get accepted?
Wanted to be the first to upload a Picture from a local Plane, any Tips for cropping?

Wanted to be the first to upload a Picture from a local Plane, any Tips for cropping?
The initial process was rejected for bad processing, which I think came from, the "microcontrast" option in DXOlabs, creating a skinny halo around the whole fuselage. How is this one?
As questioned in title. I'm thinking whether I should pull any of the two to free up my slots.
Links to the queued photo:
First: https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=13647196
Second: https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=13647290
Wanted to try it out for myself, and turned out pretty well.
Hello all, got this photo rejected yesterday and was told to rotate CW, which I did. I really can't tell if this is level or requires more corrections, so help would be greatly appreciated :)
Any chance for this?
https://cdn.jetphotos.com/full/5/1037596_1787070364.jpg
Is it worth trying to upload any of these? And if not are they saveable
Thank you to all the screeners that made this possible, and was very happy to make this Bronco my 500th. Now to the next 500!
With the F-22 photos I took, several other aircraft have their serial numbers and registrations painted over or removed. Since multiple F-22s are missing their numbers, does that mean you can only get one unique photo per side, or are individual airframes still distinguishable despite the missing markings?
As you may know VN-A867 suffered a pretty serious incident at MUC recently, and obviously given the context and extreme time-sensitivity of the matter, it's not really possible to plan out lighting, obstructions etc. Would the rules be relaxed in this case?
I've attached this unedited picture and screenshots of viewing it in raw and am asking what the reason behind this issue of the right side being softer blurrier than left or center could be? It's also not always present, just sometimes with preconditions that I haven't figured out yet. (more often at higher focal length but not exclusively)
Settings and specs
Lens: canon ef-s 55-250 is stm
shot at 220mm, f7.1, 1/1250s, IS off, AI-Servo Autofocus
I am gratefull and looking forward for any insight, advise or help.
Would like to keep the tower in but the aircraft feels low in frame