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Exposure Problem?

Forum|Forum|4 years ago
August 6, 2021
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I recently rendered some Images with Editorial Design in mind. My first image has been tagged with an "Exposure Problem" and to be honest - i have no clue why that is the case... I wonder if the others will be tagged with the same problem. What do i need to change?

Greetings

Sebastian

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Ricky336

Community Expert

Hello,

I think the images are dull, so from a photographic point of view, they are indeed underexposed! (Exposure Problem.)

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

I recently rendered some Images with Editorial Design in mind.

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@sebman,

All 3 images lack sufficient light, detail and color vibrance. See links below.

Better luck next time. 🙂

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

sebmanAuthor

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Thank you for your comments.

What is strange: one of the 3 Images has been approved and one is still pending.

What i find frustrating with Stock Sites in general is the lack of conformity and clarity of the submitting rules. This is just a gamble and the fact that i have to do a full resubmit if something is wrong isn't helping.

Sure - using AI to categorize and evaluate images is neccessary when handling contributions on a big scale, but it shows it's shortcommings quite clearly.

Greetings

Sebastian

Abambo

Community Expert

Sure - using AI to categorize and evaluate images is neccessary when handling contributions on a big scale, but it shows it's shortcommings quite clearly.

By @sebman

Evaluation is done by humans, according to Adobe. The bad news here is that they make mistakes from time to time.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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Do you clearly identify each submission as a 3-D render? It is very important NOT to submit them described as photos. Adobe's customers can become very upset.

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