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GCAS747
GCAS747
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April 7, 2023
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Here to learn about "quality Issues" on my submissions and how to have more success in the future.

There is no better way for me to improve than by receiving guidance from experts. Please, share with me your tips on what i should post and what quality issues are within my pictures.  Thank you!!

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Jill_C
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April 7, 2023

IMG_1587.jpg - not sharply focused and the composition is messy. I don't see any commercial use for such an image.

IMG_9864.jpg - oversaturated, chromatic aberration and lacking sharp detail

IMG_3287_jpg.jpg - blurry and white balance is too blue 

 

 

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Abambo
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April 7, 2023

Your iPhone swallows details in the images if the shooting conditions are not optimal.

 

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ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
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    April 7, 2023

    You can look at the 100 million images already in Adobe Stock. But beware! You only see a reduced size preview. Many faults can only be seen by zooming in on the ORIGINAL picture to maybe 200%. Be sure you are doing this, and seeing only perfection, everywhere in your images. Detail should be sharp and clear, without imperfections. It needs even more skill to get a great commercial shot using an iPhone than with a fancier camera. If you don't have commercial experience consider joining a camera club, to learn the special craft of making world class photography for commercial use.

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      GCAS747
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      April 7, 2023

      Thank you for the tip! It is extremely useful to apply the scope of inspecting the file at 200%; I'll use this as my new method for testing quality. 

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      jacquelingphoto2017
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      April 7, 2023

      Hi @GCAS747 ,

      There are other issues such as color fringing, and white balance issue on the first and second photos.

      The third photo has a white balance issue.

      To to add to the links you're given you may also find some useful information that can help you identify and resolve issues with your photos here.

      Best wishes

      Jacquelin

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        GCAS747
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        April 7, 2023

        Thank you for the insight into the WB. I am learning it's important to choose the neutral color, will do more reading. 

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        Jill_C
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        Jill_CCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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        April 7, 2023

        IMG_1587.jpg - not sharply focused and the composition is messy. I don't see any commercial use for such an image.

        IMG_9864.jpg - oversaturated, chromatic aberration and lacking sharp detail

        IMG_3287_jpg.jpg - blurry and white balance is too blue 

         

         

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        Jill C., Forum Volunteer
        GCAS747
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        April 7, 2023

        Thank you, Jill_C. I'll be more mindful. Can you share any links to great examples for what is considered acceptable Adobe Stock images?

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        Jill_C
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        April 7, 2023

        I would suggest that you just search for images in the Adobe Stock database in your keyword category. Also, join the Stock Discord channel where they host frequent talks on getting your work accepted as well as analysis of rejected images.

         

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