Image Not Accepted – Quality Issues

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Hi everyone! It is my first time here in Adobe Stock. I uploaded my first image but it was rejected because of its quality and i don't really understand what that mean in this case.

Can anybody explain why?

Thanks

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Jill_CCorrect answer

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The White Balance is too blue, and the shadows underexposed. It could use a bit more contrast and vibrance as well. When I zoom in to inspect more closely, it's quite pixelated, so I can't determine whether it's in sharp focus. Perhaps you did not upload the full size image here.

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jacquelingphoto2017

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Hi @Nico DVR,

On zooming in on your photo I see that it is out of focus and underexposed.

To add to the links suggested so far, look here at the list of what the moderators look for and how to check your photos for these errors.

Best wishes

Jacquelin

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Jill_C

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The White Balance is too blue, and the shadows underexposed. It could use a bit more contrast and vibrance as well. When I zoom in to inspect more closely, it's quite pixelated, so I can't determine whether it's in sharp focus. Perhaps you did not upload the full size image here.

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Nancy OShea

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You shot this through a windshield. Looks like it had a dark blue tint that adversely effected your photo.

Most digital images require post-editing in Photoshop or Lightroom to make them visually & technically good enough for Stock.

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