Image rejected for quality issues...i have no idea why

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Also is there a good way to check for issues before submitting. Most of my images are accepted, but in my last batch alot were rejected and my process didn't change.

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AbamboCorrect answer

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Look at them at 100% and if you see something at 200 or 300%. That's what moderators do.

There is a one pixel border around the asset and an inconcistancy in the lens blur (I suppose this is not a photo of a sculpture). That's all I can find.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

Jill_C

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Many images look ok on a small screen, though I can easily see the focus problems on this one on my iPad screen. However, when you zoom in between 100-200% and scroll around to every part of your image, problems become much more apparent. Make that a part of your standard review process, which is exactky when the Moderators do.

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Nancy OShea

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Looks like this bald eagle had a bad encounter with an angry grafitti artist. 🙂

Examine image at 100-300% magnification.

Edges are not sharp.

Lighting is uneven as shown on Histogram panel.

The eagle's eye is in dark shadow.

Hope that helps.

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Abambo

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Look at them at 100% and if you see something at 200 or 300%. That's what moderators do.

There is a one pixel border around the asset and an inconcistancy in the lens blur (I suppose this is not a photo of a sculpture). That's all I can find.

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ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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