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turkeyboy85
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June 17, 2018
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Grain and noise... Can you guys help me out?

  • June 17, 2018
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Hi guys, hoping people could help me out with this one... I was told this had to much Noise/ Grain.

F6.3 ISO 220 Exposure time 1/50 s. The camera I use is only a 16m is that why I am getting rejections?

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Correct answer joanH

Hi, I see this sweet photo has many blurs and out of focus areas. If you look at this photo at 100% enlargement, you will see it too. Always look at your work at this enlargement before you send it in. The requirements for a photo is stated on the Adobe Stock guidelines. Please read carefully. Best regards, JH

There is a link to more information about possible rejection reasons in the rejection notification. That covers most possible scenarios as far as I know: Reasons content is rejected at Adobe StockThere is a link to more information about possible rejection reasons in the rejection notification. That covers most possible scenarios as far as I know: Reasons content is rejected at Adobe Stock

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Ricky336
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Ricky336Community Expert
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June 18, 2018

Hi,

You do have some noise problems, you can see this in the background areas. It looks a bit 'speckled' or grainy.

and I think JPEG artifacts - so some 'jagged edges' in the face area of the fox:

So, the inspectors were probably referring to these types of issues. I also think your white balance could be altered a bit - it is a bit too 'cold'.

Possibly, your camera isn't up to the task for stock photos, but it depends on how you use it. Your camera also doesn't take raw, but only saves to JPEG, so this also can be a problem. It will be better to have a camera that can take raw - CR2, DNG, NEF etc. It gives you a lot more options than just saving to JPEG.

    joanH
    joanHCorrect answer
    Inspiring
    June 17, 2018

    Hi, I see this sweet photo has many blurs and out of focus areas. If you look at this photo at 100% enlargement, you will see it too. Always look at your work at this enlargement before you send it in. The requirements for a photo is stated on the Adobe Stock guidelines. Please read carefully. Best regards, JH

    There is a link to more information about possible rejection reasons in the rejection notification. That covers most possible scenarios as far as I know: Reasons content is rejected at Adobe StockThere is a link to more information about possible rejection reasons in the rejection notification. That covers most possible scenarios as far as I know: Reasons content is rejected at Adobe Stock

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