Rejected for quality issues

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April 18, 2023
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Hello Adobe Community - I have been contributing to Adobe for about four years and recently seem to be getting some rejections for Quality Issues. From what I understand Adobe will be specific when rejections are for focus, under or over exposure, and noise/artifacts. Everything else falls under Quality Issues - white balance, contrast, saturation, chromatic abberation, obvious editing, general composition, or other unnamed quality standards.

Any comments on these two rejected image will be appreciated. Thanks...

Gerald

Contributor critique

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Jill_C

Community Expert

As to your comment about the Quality Issues rejection reason, ALL quality/technical issues now fall under that single category. A few years ago we used to get more specific input, such as "focus issues", but I suppose in the interest of expediency Adobe decided to give the Moderstors just one button to push!

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

gzaffutsAuthor

Known Participant

Thanks, Jill. I appreciate you taking the time to answer my questions.

Jill_C

Community Expert

The first image could have been an interesting composition if you had repositioned yourself to be parallel to the wall and tried to eliminate those blue posts. As @Abambo indicated it's also overexposed with some of the white areas possibly blownout.

The second image, though a well composed beautiful scene is sadly out of focus and overexposed, therefore unrecoverable.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer