Quality issues rejection

📌 Overall Analysis (Combined Review of All Images)

Your images have some common quality issues that likely led to their rejection by Adobe Stock:

1️⃣ Sharpness and Focus Issues

• Some images appear soft or blurry, which does not meet stock photography standards.
• Example: The sharpness level of "20250208_090323.jpg" is 7482, which is on the lower side.
• Solution: Use a tripod or faster shutter speed to capture sharper images.

2️⃣ Noise (Graininess in Image)

• Some images have high noise levels, making them appear grainy:
  • "20250208_090323.jpg" (Noise: 60.77)
  • "20241025_131423.jpg" (Noise: 60.38)
  • "20250128_173729.jpg" (Noise: 61.28)
• Adobe Stock prefers clean, noise-free images.
• Solution: Keep ISO low (100-400) and reduce noise in post-processing.

3️⃣ Over-Editing and Compression Issues

• Excessive sharpening or smoothing makes images look unnatural.
• High compression causes pixelation or artifacts.
• Solution: Export images in high-quality JPG (with minimal compression) or PNG.

4️⃣ Composition and Lighting Issues

• Adobe Stock requires well-lit and properly composed images.
• Every image should have a strong subject and a clean background.
• Solution: Pay attention to better lighting setups and framing.

✅ Final Suggestions for Better Stock Photography

📌 Use a tripod or stable hand movements for sharper images.
📌 Keep ISO between 100-400 to reduce noise.
📌 Avoid excessive post-processing (too much noise reduction or sharpening).
📌 Export JPG images in high quality without excessive compression.
📌 Follow Adobe Stock guidelines and analyze similar approved stock images.

By following these tips, you can significantly improve your approval chances in future submissions! 🚀✨