How do we score photo quality?

What is photo quality?

This score refers to how good the photos look.

When we decide on a score for photos we take into account lighting, sharpness, clarity and any other concerns that affect the visual photo quality.

The maximum total amount of points for photos is 5 points.

These are the main points we look at when deciding on the score:

High Quality - 5 points
Photos are sharp, clear, well-lit, and galleries don’t get in the way of enjoying them. Should preferably include both zip files and slideshows.
Good quality - 4 points
Photos are sharp and clear, lighting may be less than great, no real issues with gallery functionality.
Average or Amateur Quality: 3 points
Photos are decent - no huge issues, but may lack sharpness and clarity, have minor issues or be over-sharpened.
Poor quality: 2 points
Photos are blurry, smeary or very poorly lit.
Very Poor: 1 points
Photos are very poor or tiny in size.
No Photos: 0 points
No photos, photos are missing or galleries don’t work at all.