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Photos rejected

Forum|Forum|4 years ago
September 10, 2021
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Hello everyone, I want to receive criticism about it, I think the images are fine but they are rejected, thanks for your time! They are examples of fewer pixels to be able to make the post.

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Nancy OShea

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It's impossible to critique these due to their size.

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jacquelingphoto2017

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Hi @Ayrton5FD0 ,

What I see here are all extremely poor quality images not suitable for stock.

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JG

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RALPH_L

Community Expert

I inly looked at the first two. They both are not properly focused and if you magnify the photos, -you can see artifacts.

Jill_C

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All are over-saturated. #2 has a leaning horizon.

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Do NOT reduce the number of pixels. As you may know, many technical faults can only be found by looking at the original pixels very closely.

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Ayrton5FD0Author

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I reduced the pixels for this post here, when I post the originals they are at 5400x3700, so is there another problem?

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There is a problem -- that you have not shared your original pictures with us. To find faults, Adobe will look at your pixels closely; if you want an opinion on your pictures here it is important that you share the exact original images with us. All the images now have problems with focus, but this may be because you reduced the size.

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