Just use the 1200x800 size as aspect ratio and crop in the airplane. The final size is the last step. Have a look at http://www.airfighters.com/page.php?id=129 and 'bonne chance'

Why should this question be interesting Andreas?
It's absolutely not important how or with what kind of camera the pictures are made.
Only the picture itself is important. Not less and not more...

Maybe I haven't understood what you wanna say.
If you only want to know how many mobile phone are in use by airfighters-members, then I would say nearly every member has one

I am also interested to know how many images on the site have been taken using a mobile phone.

Unless you know the answer Martin don't bother to comment.

Martin, you're not really adding anything to the discussion. Please refrain from making any personal comments towards another member.

That's actually a great question, Andreas. I too would like to know if we have a few photos in the database that were taken with a phone camera. Unfortunately, we don't parse the EXIF data on uploaded photos, so I don't have a quick way of getting the info. While phone cameras have come a long way, I personally don't think the photos will be good enough to be accepted in most cases. It's not the number of MegaPixels, but rather a limitation of the lens. But, that's just my personal opinion. I could be wrong.

Jesus - your photos in queue look a lot better. I think some will definitely get approved. One thing, please make sure you always take a shot of the serial number of every plane you photograph, for reference later. As you can see, the data is very important. Photos, with missing data rarely get approved or most often sit in the queue for a long time until we have the time to look up the data. So please keep that in mind.

Admin thanks for answering and I apologize if I did not take serial numbers before, I had no idea this was important but from now on I will start taking pics of that. Hunter Mk58 I appreciate your support, and I appreciate everyone that took the time to answer my post. I by no means am a professional photographer as I have tons to learn from the pics I've seen here, but I hope to get at that level someday. I will continue to upload what I have and hope you guys can enjoy them, I do love all this and I love my job because it provides an opportunity to be close to military aircraft. Thanks again and I'll continue to move forward.

Hi all, my name is Kostas.

I also have the same problem when trying to resize my pictures. I use the online editor https://pixlr.com/express/, and all my original photos are 1920 x 1080 (width x height). when I'm changing the dimensions of the photos, to what the screeners propose me in order for the photo to be accepted
(for example that is something I see all the time when trying to upload photos
Dimensions: 1600x900px. Warning! Photo too low by 166px. Photo will not be accepted. Suggest 1600x1066px, but can be up to 1200px high for 1600px width. Please <<ReUpload>> another size.)

it seems that the photo goes either stretched or squeezed, and that spoils the aircrafts shape......

but although I've uploaded some photos several times, and in different sizes (as the site proposed for the photo to be accepted) all the times the photos were rejected.

Could someone experienced tell me what to do?

And something else. In one of my uploads, I added a comment to screeners telling them all the things I write here, just to tell what am I doing wrong, and to get advice from them....They didn't even bother to answer me, something that I find quite rude.

Come on gyus, we all love this site and want to help your work by uploading more photos, but some people don't help us at all.

Hello admin.

Sorry but I don't understand what you mean.

Which videos are you referring if I have watched?
And which guides have I read?

Good evening.

No research at all, sorry. Any recommendations would be much help for me. Please, feel free to share anything you think it might help me.

Thanks in advance.

Ok.

Thank you for your help. I'll try it.

Regards from Greece.