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November 19, 2022
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can someone please tell what's wrong with these photographs, these weren't accepted in adobe stock.

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Correct answer Jill_C

Document preview of IMG_20210113_155133_636 (3).jpg - blurry, blownout sun, artifacts in the sky

Document preview of IMG_20210110_214548_939.jpg - blurry, artifacts

Document preview of LRM_20221028_124410 (1).jpg - extremely blurry

Document preview of IMG_20220628_174051 (2).jpg - blurry, noisy

Document preview of LRM_20221031_075808.jpg - blownout sky, noise, strange color cast

The last 2 had the same issues. Shooting into the sun is rarely going to result in an acceptable image and could damage your sensor or eyesight!

thekohlervillager

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Nice photos, but you're going to need a better camera.

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abhayverma.21Author

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yeah, when my budget allows, i will definitely.

ABHAY

Abambo

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Just looking into your first two pictures, you see the artefacts even without looking at your pictures at 100% or 200%.

Noise, and colour banding, artefacts between the silhouette and the lighter background. I would also expect that there is some chance, moderators would ask for a model release.

Colour banding and noise. Obviously, nothing is in focus.

The 3rd: You can have pictures with motion blur, but at some point something needs to be in focus.

The 4th: Interesting picture, but bad cropping, full of compression and denoising artefacts and it's still full of noise. There is nothing really in focus.

The 5th&6th&7th: Colour noise, white balance and probably all other kind of problem, including exposure and focus.

Some of your pictures have interesting concepts, but none of your pictures is only nearly good enough for stock. The rails picture is even so bad, that I would delete it from my personal files collection.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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abhayverma.21Author

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hey Abambo, i appereciate that you took your time to deeply review my images. the main problem with them is dynamic rannge, i think. but all of these photos are clicked by a normal mobile phone(apple iphone 6s, xiaomi mi a3). in the rails picture, the tracks tend to be in focus and rest is the motion blur, this is the maximum which my phone allows the picture i want to capture is this(at lowest ISO-90 and SS-1/320s).

I think i do need a proper camera 🙂

ABHAY

Abambo

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Adobe gives you a rejection reason, each time they reject. Give us that reason, the header is enough.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

Jill_C

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Document preview of IMG_20210113_155133_636 (3).jpg - blurry, blownout sun, artifacts in the sky

Document preview of IMG_20210110_214548_939.jpg - blurry, artifacts

Document preview of LRM_20221028_124410 (1).jpg - extremely blurry

Document preview of IMG_20220628_174051 (2).jpg - blurry, noisy

Document preview of LRM_20221031_075808.jpg - blownout sky, noise, strange color cast

The last 2 had the same issues. Shooting into the sun is rarely going to result in an acceptable image and could damage your sensor or eyesight!

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

thekohlervillager

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I've gotten some great photos at the sun. Some of them have sold on Stock. Hope they aren't damaging my sensors, though. 😞

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