Feedback regarding Rejected Photo

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September 2, 2022
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The image attached that I had submitted was recently rejected, and although I have a few ideas on the reasons, it'd be very helpful to get feedback to double check on why.

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Correct answer Abambo

Your small sensor camera introduced artefacts, because of excessive noise reduction and sharpening.

(both seen at 200%).

I would also say that your DOF seems to be in-camera generated. If that is the case, avoid that.

Abambo

Correct answer

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Your small sensor camera introduced artefacts, because of excessive noise reduction and sharpening.

(both seen at 200%).

I would also say that your DOF seems to be in-camera generated. If that is the case, avoid that.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

ClaudePhoto

Inspiring

Depth of field, image composition, underexposure, white balance. Raindrops or dewdrops are always a nice subject but......Stocks receives many images on this subject. They can therefore afford to retain only the best. I suggest you follow this link to see what is on Stock. After that it's only a question of technical mastery and objective self-criticism. Good luck with your next submission. https://stock.adobe.com/en/search?k=drop+of%27water+on+foliage&search_type=usertyped

Jill_C

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Too much of the image is out of focus due to insufficient depth of field; indeed there are only 1 or 2 droplets that are kind of, but not totally, in focus. Additionally, the white balance is also a bit too blue.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

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