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Forum|Forum|4 years ago
June 11, 2021
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Looking for some feedback and advice as to why this would be rejected. Also when I see some of my rejected files in stock, it lists the file as "Original name: upload.jpg", even when that was not the file name. Does this indicate the file did not fully upload, or maybe some other issue?

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Correct answer RALPH_L

Hello, first of all, monochrome photos are not desired. Second, you are not allowed to include a signature or logo.

jacquelingphoto2017

Community Expert

Hi @Travis Haney,

I assume there is an issue on the platform. I tried uploading today and it was not successful. I could not get any files to upload. The ID number your camera assign the file, or the name you change it to (if you did) should be what is given as the original file name.

Best wishes

JG

Jill_C

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I'm not sure why the upload name is incorrect on your rejected image. Here's an example of one of my rejects. It has been given an Adobe file ID, but the original file name is still intact:

File ID: 437611604

Original name: 2017-06-24-4B4A4583.jpg

But if you can see the image in the "Not Accepted" tab of "Uploaded Files", it was indeed uploaded and reviewed by a Moderator.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

Ricky336

Community Expert

Hello,

It's best not to submit any toned image. Keep the original colours. The buyer is then able to tone it to their own needs. If it is already in say B&W, you can't make it into colour again. Then there is a problem!!

The composition isn't so good either; the eye is lead out of the frame by the bridge.

I'm not sure about the file name as I haven't come across this issue!

T

Travis HaneyAuthor

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Thanks for the input. Still learning here about Adobe Stock, and what is acceptable.

RALPH_L

Correct answer

Community Expert

Hello, first of all, monochrome photos are not desired. Second, you are not allowed to include a signature or logo.

T

Travis HaneyAuthor

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Thanks for the input. I was aware of the signature, and forgot it was on there! I was not aware of the monotone. This explains a lot for a few other photos. Very helpful, and again thank you.

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