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Orest Heriy
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May 23, 2023
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After the ezam/ Works rejected

  • May 23, 2023
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Have a good time. I am a new author. I want to ask why all my works are rejected, although 90%+ are accepted at other streams? None of them passed, and I know for sure that they are not bad. Moreover, after the exam, I never received a message that I was not suitable as an author. For more than a week, several works during the day have been rejected. It seems to me that this is some kind of mistake. I want a real one more review of my works for further cooperation. Very disappointing. I hope for help with my problem.

 

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 EmptyName_862.jpg - Zoom in to inspect the dog's face, and you'll see that he's not in focus. The White Balance is also too blue.

EmptyName_992.jpg - this one is really interesting; I think the problem might be focus here as well. Sharpening the eyes on the fox might help.

EmptyName_146.jpg - the foreground rocks seem to be in focus, but nothing else. Are you aware of the theory of hyperfocal distance? That's a good rule of thumb for landscape images.

ПустоеИмя_273.jpg - at 100%+ zoom, the tulip bloom is not in focus. Don't bother submitting floral images. Adobe Stock already has ~659,000 "pink tulip" images. Yours would have to be technically perfect and somehow unique to be accepted and it still might never found by a potential Buyer.

 

 

 

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Jill_C
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Jill_CCommunity Expert
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May 23, 2023

If you post a few of the rejected assets here and indicate the reject reason that Adobe advised, the community members can provide an opinion as to the specific reasons for reject. 

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Orest HeriyAuthor
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May 23, 2023

Thanks to the community for the quick response. I am downloading kbit 4 rejected photos from the exam. The reason for rejection is the same for everyone: "Does not meet our needs" without clarification.

 

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Jill_C
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Jill_CCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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May 23, 2023

 EmptyName_862.jpg - Zoom in to inspect the dog's face, and you'll see that he's not in focus. The White Balance is also too blue.

EmptyName_992.jpg - this one is really interesting; I think the problem might be focus here as well. Sharpening the eyes on the fox might help.

EmptyName_146.jpg - the foreground rocks seem to be in focus, but nothing else. Are you aware of the theory of hyperfocal distance? That's a good rule of thumb for landscape images.

ПустоеИмя_273.jpg - at 100%+ zoom, the tulip bloom is not in focus. Don't bother submitting floral images. Adobe Stock already has ~659,000 "pink tulip" images. Yours would have to be technically perfect and somehow unique to be accepted and it still might never found by a potential Buyer.

 

 

 

Jill C., Forum Volunteer
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