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Reasons for quality issues photos

Forum|Forum|3 years ago
June 30, 2023
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Greetings! Dear experts, please, can you understand why 1 photo of these 2 was accepted and the second was not accepted. I really can not understand how it works on Adobe Stock. Thank you. What photo was declined can you guess?

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Nancy OShea

Community Expert

Both images have uneven exposure. Neither one should be accepted.

That said, Tree in Water is a more visually interesting photo. Of the two, I think it has the most commercial value. Correct the issues if you can and resubmit. Or not, it's your choice.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

Maks2ArtAuthor

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No, I think, thank you. I found some photos adobe recommends as a quality standart, they are fully corrected in LR or Ph, and first there is really powerful camera there used. I have no such an equipment. Gonna not to ask here questions more. As many other expert answers are mostly emotional and out of business. Thak you for your exploring.

Maks2ArtAuthor

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Dear experts, on hearing your points of view, nobody asked what lens I use. How it can be? Lens! To camera is not cruical thing? I use usual kit lens for this camera. What kind of demanded quality maybe we talk witout this detail. I have no long distance expensive lens, what do you use for high quality production? Can you show me the real quality? In Adobe stock I can't find quality photo of this kind. Except Ai generated

Jill_C

Community Expert

No one cares about the equipment you use; what's more important is how you use it. It's possible to take bad pictures with a $10,000 camera, and it's possible to take good pictures with an iPhone.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

Maks2ArtAuthor

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Dear Jill, it's clear to everyone in this world about how we use it. Not sure about Iphone, as Iphone has a proccessor inside, we are not about skills to do photos on Iphone I think. I try to find out how! I don't look for moral speech. For example, davidanlinares gave me some info, I am very grateful. This is what I look for. Dut you are the experts of this community giving answers here mostly speak morality without any information. This is emotional and not not nice to read. Thank you. Consider your expert work, please.

Davida02

Inspiring

Tienes un problema con la nitidez de la fotos no tiene buena calidad procura tomar las fotos de paisajes a F/11

Maks2ArtAuthor

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gracias. This is some kind of advice, I ll try to find out If my camera has ability for that

Jill_C

Community Expert

F stops are a function of the lens, not the camera. If you're shooting with a DSLR you most certainly have a lens that can be stopped down to f11.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

Abambo

Community Expert

Artefacts as seen at 100%:

Also artefacts:

None of them should have been accepted and if one is part of the database then the moderator did an error.

(BTW: This is not a guessing game. There are no points to be earned. If you want to get an analyzis, you will get one, but my time is precious.)

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

Maks2ArtAuthor

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You know, sir expert, show me your class quality of this sort of photography, you write every time the same about artefacts. Are you sure I won't find artefacts about your photos? Show your quality. I will increase scale like you and I find your artefacts. The true thing that Adobe Stock is in disfunction proccess now. And this is the mess is going now. You should not write your answers any more here due to your precious. And your answers are not useful as previous were the same.

Abambo

Community Expert

You are wrong. I'm looking at 100% at those pictures, and as I have explained multiple times, 100% is what counts. When I go to 200% or 300%, it may well be, that my screen is at a too high resolution and I would need to get my nose touching the screen.

What you don't understand is, that a buyer may well do a wall print of your asset. that will be multiple times 100%. They will complain, because all they will see are artefacts.

My pictures do not expose artefacts, and when they do, they are not that flagrant, because I check my assets the same, I check yours. And yes, I get "quality issue" refusals, when I oversee artefacts. That's more than OK.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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