My photo was rejected because of "problem with exposition", Where I' wrong?

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October 10, 2018
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Correct answer joanH

Hi intermigmile, If you want to see what Adobe prefers, make a change or two and resubmit. Most of us prefer our version of original photos but we do not buy many of our own stock photos. Read the guidelines Adobe created so you can learn what Adobe customers prefer. Best regards, JH

Quality standards

For your images to have commercial value, we expect them to be:

Appropriately lit and exposed
Without visible noise or dust
Well-composed
Processed inconspicuously

For more information on what makes a quality image, see The review process and Create better photos for Adobe Stock with 7 tips for success.

Ricky336

Community Expert

Hello,

Your exposure is perhaps a bit dark - the picture can be lightened up a bit like so:

You can use Camera Raw Filter in Photoshop CC if you have it.

intermigmileAuthor

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hmm, ok, but i prefer my version

joanHCorrect answer

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Hi intermigmile, If you want to see what Adobe prefers, make a change or two and resubmit. Most of us prefer our version of original photos but we do not buy many of our own stock photos. Read the guidelines Adobe created so you can learn what Adobe customers prefer. Best regards, JH

Quality standards

For your images to have commercial value, we expect them to be:

Appropriately lit and exposed
Without visible noise or dust
Well-composed
Processed inconspicuously

For more information on what makes a quality image, see The review process and Create better photos for Adobe Stock with 7 tips for success.

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