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This tag should be used for tagging questions about critiquing - not in order to *get* a critique.
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What are the criteria to decide whether a photo is "technically correct" or not?
For start, one should be aware that technical correctness is no substitute for artistic vision. Here are some technical criteria in no particular order:
The exposure is correct, shadows are not lost …
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