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Rejected images opinion

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November 16, 2023
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Hi, hope you are all well

i would like to know why these images were rejected and another exact ones were accepted.

These two images named 1 And 2 were rejected for " Non-Compliant image" reason

Note: i have checked all the right boxes as this is not my first time uploading Ai content

And the images numbers 3 & 4 were rejected for "Quality" reason.

But for example this image was accepted (Blurred office interior ) although it's so similar, so i would like to know your opinions as to why were the others rejected.

The blur in the images is intentional, i intentionally used gaussian blur as these are supposed to serve as Blurred office interior for a banner or a post background for example, not an actual office interior/room

Note: original images uploaded was in a higher resolution than those uploaded here.

thanks

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Correct answer daniellei4510

They should all have been rejected. If a buyer wants a blurred image, they can do so themselves.

Jill_C

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I have no idea what commercial use there would be for such blurry images.

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RikiN

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There were many images like that on adobe stock way before the AI generated ones.

daniellei4510

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They should all have been rejected. If a buyer wants a blurred image, they can do so themselves.

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Aesthetic StudiosAuthor

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Some buyers will be working on the go inside Adobe apps and may search for such Ready images. Different clients have different uses and adobe client base is widely diversified. other blurry office images have been sold on my portfolio already.

I was just asking about if someone has an opinion as to why they were rejected? Intentional Blur is Not a reason for rejection, there are plenty of high quality images with blurred backgrounds that are on adobe website. also, since i already have other blurred images accepted, this means that intentional blur was not the reason for rejection but rather something related to quality that i missed or didn't see

best regards

daniellei4510

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You are correct, there are many blurred office interiors on Adobe Stock. Maybe thousands, in fact. Most of which I would see as being interchanagable as far as someone needing a "ready" image on the go. So that may be the problem. The moderator gave you one out of the kindness of their heart, but decided enough is enough for this particular subject. Although the "Too Many Similar" rejection would have been a better choice if such were the case. In any event, I don't think anyone here (save for the moderator, who isn't) could pinpoint the exact reason for the rejections.

Adobe Community Expert | If you aren't submitting your assets in sRGB, you probably didn't read the rules.

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