| - Introduction |
| - Blurry |
| - Borders |
| - Category |
| - Centered |
| - Colour |
| - Common |
| - Compression |
| - Contrast |
| - Copyright |
| - Dark |
| - Dirty |
| - Distance |
| - Double |
| - Editing |
| - Error |
| - Grainy |
| - Info |
| - Level |
| - Motive |
| - Overexposed |
| - Oversharpened |
| - People |
| - Personal |
| - Photographer |
| - Quality |
| - Reupload |
| - Size |
| - Soft |
| - General hints |
| - Links |
| - Masterclasses |
| - Terms definitions |
BORDERS These borders can be caused by rotating the picture in order to get it levelled and afterwards not checking the corners and cutting them off in a proper way. You can remove these unwanted borders by carefully cropping the photo. Another source of the problem can be the sharpening of the picture. In these cases you can solve the problem by making the canvas size smaller as final step of your processing. If you think you have been able to improve the photos, please re-upload them. Do not forget to include a note to the screeners, detailing what you have done to improve the image. There is a special field available for such notes. Please note that we are still very interested in having these photos in our database, we only ask that you try to improve the quality of the images as much as possible.
As seen above borders are not always easy to spot and sometimes even "invisible" when looking at the photo at 100% scale; so if you get border rejections take a closer look! |