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Quality issues, i have a few images similar to this that got sent back also.

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Too red, dust spots on the lens, poorly cropped and underexposd shadows.

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Too red, dust spots on the lens, poorly cropped and underexposd shadows.

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Jack22524273z3dzAuthor

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Thanks alot for the information, i appreciate it.

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Nancy OShea

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OK, I give up. What is it? 😕😕

Why would a customer pay for this?

What could they use it for commercially? Think posters, t-shirts, tote bags, billboard & TV ads, magazines, calendars, etc...

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Jack22524273z3dzAuthor

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Sorry, i thought i included the name of what it was, its a reflective telescope lens, and its not for commercial uses like the things you listed, its for graphic work and textures. Which i put as the genre of the image when i uploaded them

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Nancy OShea

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You don't get to pick & choose how Stock images are used. All images you submit to Stock are available for commercial use, like it or not. As such, they must be legally free & clear for use.

Do you own copyright to the telescope lens? If not, you need to submit a signed property release from the lens maker. If you created it, you must submit a signed property release by you.

That said, technical problems include poor focus, edges are too soft, artifacts, color banding, improper white balance, also the framing could be better.

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