Hello, Firstly, taken with a mobile phone, the picutre quality will never be as good as when taken with a DSLR/Mirrorless camera - due to the sensor size. Secondly, mobile phones save data in JPG/HEIC (in the case of iPhone), which can lead to compression artefacts. Thirdly, the exposure in this picture isn't so good for general stock quality. And of course, composition is a factor. In your photo, not only do you have quality issues but you also have composition issues.   Read these links to get a better understanding of the issues.   User guide: https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/user-guide.html Exposure: https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/photography/discover/exposure-in-photography.html Composition: https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/photography/discover/photo-composition.html Learn and support: https://helpx.adobe.com/support/stock-contributor.html Quality: https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/reasons-for-content-rejection.html ... View more

Bluesky is now an echo chamber of far left-wing voices, where if one happens to disagree - especially if you are a well-known figure - are 'blocked.' By @Ricky336 =========== That's not my experience.  An echo-chamber devoid of hostility & fear is not a "far-left or far-right" thing.  It's what happens naturally when mentally stable adults control the room.    I follow people on all sides of the geopolitical spectrum in various countries. I don't always agree with them, but we can agree to be civil and have respectful exchanges without resorting to name-calling & threats.   When trolls come out with both guns blazing -- be they left, right or center, I recoil & block them. Bluesky moderators take care of the rest. I don't care what your position is, be civil or go back to your sandboX.  Simple, simple.   If Bluesky users have a common interest, I think it's to see Musk permanently disappear from our orbit and relocate to Mars.     Ask yourself why the richest bully in the world who almost bankrupted his EV company in 2013, destabilized a major social media platform and shared top secret info with foreign actors is injecting himself into American politics? And more importantly, why on Earth should any of us trust this man?   By @Nancy OShea     'Troll - A troll is a being in Nordic folklore, including Norse mythology. In Old Norse sources, beings described as trolls dwell in isolated areas of rocks, mountains, or caves, live together in small family units, and are rarely helpful to human beings. '   It's interesting that in English 'troll' now means something else.    To say that Musk should be the only immigrant to be deported when he is a legal citizen of the US is strange.   Speaking of mentally stable adults controlling the room, on the other side of the political spectrum, the US has a candidate that has awesome quotes such as: "What can be, unburdened by what has been."  "Fell out of a coconut tree." "The wheels on the bus go round and round." "I haven't been to the border or Europe." "I really love Venn diagrams." ...and so on...   ....and so we get a new phrase in English - 'word salad'.   "... but we can agree to be civil and have respectful exchanges without resorting to name-calling & threats..."   ... so what about Bluesky users having a common interest in seeing Musk relocate to Mars - that's not very tolerant, is it?! So much for being kind, inclusive and tolerant!   What's good for the goose is good for the gander.    At our basic human level, we are still tribal  - birds of a feather flock together - which was brilliantly portrayed in William Golding's Lord of the Flies.     Social media brings this to life in the digital universe! 😁     ... View more

Speaking of moving countries, Ellen de Generes was so mortified about Trump winning that it is reported that she abandoned ship and 'escaped' to the sunny Cotswolds in England's green and pleasant land, to live a peaceful life, free from the hatred of the 'garbage' that voted for the right-wing 'fascist'. What's more, the new network Bluesky has had a windfall due to the defectors of X, who could no longer stand the 'toxic' environment of X. However, it seems that the new free, tolerant, inclusive Bluesky, is now an echo chamber of rather far left-wing voices, where if one happens to disagree - especially if you are a well-known figure - are 'blocked' if one goes against the accepted narrative. I would say now Bluesky is a mirror image of X. This is not surprising though, simply due to human nature. Therefore the culture wars have rather become 'us vs them' - 'othering'.  This can clearly be seen regarding Bluesky and X. X = conservative vs Bluesky = left/liberal. Again, this is to be expected. Through social media, people are given a 'voice'. We want to be heard. It's just that now people can't accept different opinions and prefer echo chambers.     Perhaps for everyone to get on with each other is to live in a world, where you will own nothing and be happy!   PS Elon in an interview called censorship a 'digital chastity belt'!   By the way, if Bluesky would shut down nonsense like vaccines cause autism, then they should also shut down nonsense like Flat Earth. There is a Bluesky Flat Earth Society. (Although, I guess this is fairly harmless, unlike vaccinations which have proven efficacy.)   ... View more

One thing to bear in mind, is that Adobe Stock is a commercial business, meaning that the images in stock have a specific target audience; images that show a concept do well. I am not sure how photos in 'extreme' conditions would fare.  Perhaps you could post an example of a photo in extreme conditions that didn't pass due to 'overuse of filters' - which can cause artefacts - hence the quality rejection reason. 'Achieved through advanced photographic techniques' is also ambiguous.  ... View more

No,  my setup is Intel—rather an old CPU, an i5-8600 by today's standards, but good enough for me! I also have a dedicated GPU. ... View more

Hello, I think the background - window - is distracting; it takes your attention away from the sofa. Commercial appeal may be a consideration - I don't think it has any. Remember this will be used for commercial purposes. And in saying that the sofa may need an IP release. Overall exposure could be an issue as well - I think.     ... View more

Great that it has been resolved!😊 ... View more

So it would seem you have been 'upgraded' to this plan, even without asking. So, sorry, again, you will have to contact Adobe. As contributors ourselves, we can only give advice. Not that it has helped you much. 😒 ... View more

For others reading this to be clear it's not 10/20 TB - Terabytes - it's 10/20 GB - Gigabytes in the plan! Big difference between terabytes and gigabytes! ... View more

This pic will never pass Adobe Quality standards. Begin to read these guidelines from Adobe.   User guide: https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/user-guide.html Exposure: https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/photography/discover/exposure-in-photography.html Composition: https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/photography/discover/photo-composition.html Learn and support: https://helpx.adobe.com/support/stock-contributor.html ... View more

Yes, although I think you mean overexposed under the head and neck. Cropping in this case has just emphasised the quality issues. By the way, I also don't use LrC persets, for the same reason as @Jill_C . In post-processing, you should always make adjustments, adjusting exposure, highlights, shadows, contrast etc. You can also use masking to alter parts of the photo you want to bring attention to. Post-processing a raw file is the same as processing a negative to print in the darkroom, although it's all digital now. DNG - a digital negative; a raw file is equivalent to a film negative! Adobe Camera Raw/LrC is your 'darkroom'! (Hence 'Lightroom', because the computer is in a 'lightroom!) ... View more

I am using 24H2, and have done so for a while with no issues with LRC. My setup went from Win 11 23H2. For me, no regrets at all.😊 ... View more

Hello, Look at the bird's head:   It's this type of thing that can cause problems with quality. ... View more

03703 _020A- Levis jeans - this won't pass due to IP restrictions, and exposure issues: 025A ARTS and sign in background - IP     And Noise (grain) and colour. Adobe won't like that colour cast.   Have a read about IP release requirements: https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/property-release.html How to upload a release https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/upload-a-model-or-property-release.html https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/known-image-restrictions.html   Adobe is quite stringent on IP.   Due to the fact that these are used for commercial purposes, you have to follow the guidelines. ... View more

The photo is a little dark, and, due to it being from a smartphone, the phone has applied its own corrections like noise reduction, so the result is this:   The main problem with smartphone photos is that the sensor is small, so this will cause problems when enlarged, as you can see in your photo. This would be an example of quality issues. ... View more

This will cause problems:   ... View more

For this photo ...125618... the sky; Noise plus you can't see any detail here:   And: The sun - Adobe won't like that. You've got these kinds of issues—probably noise being a factor as you used a drone camera. Drones have fairly small sensors—like smartphones—so if one is rather picky, then noise is a factor; it can be seen in the sky. ... View more

Not sure about your issue. I use a Canon and CR2 files, and don't have an issue with Denoise, so your CR2 files should be compatible! Perhaps you can show a screenshot of what message you get. ... View more

Hello, You have issues with focus: And, using smartphones generally speaking there will always be quality issues.   Have a read of these articles from Adobe. User guide: https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/user-guide.html Exposure: https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/photography/discover/exposure-in-photography.html Composition: https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/photography/discover/photo-composition.html Learn and support: https://helpx.adobe.com/support/stock-contributor.html   ... View more

This doesn't make any sense!   ... View more

I'm afraid to say that this kind of shot will never pass for Adobe. The light from the flash has made it very harsh. ... View more

Hello, Generally speaking, the overall quality is not really up to Adobe Stock standard. For example, you have what we call 'banding' in the sky:     What Is Color Banding and How to Fix It Were these pics taken with a smartphone?       ... View more

The issue is rather the language: 'Update All Filmstrip Photos'. It depends on how one understands 'All'. It can be argued that' All', is ambiguous. Open to interpretation!  You have to remember that if you want to change anything in a stack - even changing from the proprietary camera raw to DNG using Lightroom, you have to unstack the photos in order for all of them to be changed.   ... View more

Generally speaking, photos taken with a mobile camera—smartphone—even an iPhone will not compare to a DLSR/Mirrorless camera. The sensor on these cameras is bigger and, therefore, better at light capture. On a smartphone camera, the sensor is much smaller—for obvious reasons, the quality is not so good at light capture, and consequently, quality suffers! I suspect the reason for rejection was quality. This would mean you would have JPEG compression artefacts and noise. Adobe have a higher standard than Shutterstock!  ... View more

¡La fotografía es un lenguaje! Y al igual que un lenguaje, tiene orden. Un idioma no tiene sentido si no hay orden en la oración. Una fotografía no tiene sentido si no hay orden en la composición. ... View more

¡Lo siento, mi opinión se basa en lo que veo! ... View more

There are a few issues - one of which is: 'chromatic aberration'—purple-coloured fringing. This is an aspect of the lens that can be removed in post-processing. Chromatic Aberration: How to Use It or Avoid It | Adobe | Adobe   ... View more