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UV filters will not help either, all that will hel is better light, i.e. sun in your back

Tim

Sorry but a polarizer does nothing to improve backlit photos, it only works in high contrast situations, which these are not (quite the opposite).

Shoot with the sun in your back for best results. Only in a few situations do backlit shots work.

Tim

The flat colors have more to do with the backlit and hazy conditions that with your lens.

Tim

Only A.net for me, the exposure you get there you won't find anywhere else.

The new terms are up for review by everyone http://www.airliners.net/discussions/aviation_photography/read.main/302115/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I think it's a major improvement and all rights are now firmly with the photographer as they should be. If you want to suggest change...

Yes, until the new terms are up you don't have to sign or agree to anything.

Tim

Hi Guys The TOU was a huge mistake. It was rushed and just copied from one of their other websites and thus not tailored to a.net with its photographers. The TOU is now pulled and it will be rewritten to garanty the rights of the photographers. It was not their intention to suggest you would lose yo...