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urosk66000636
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January 16, 2017
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Rejection due to Artifact problem

Hi folks. Just trying to figure out how the "judging" of photos is done. Here's one of the 3 photos that were rejected - as you can clearly see there was a minimum amount of editing. I could opt for more editing to raise the light/exposure a bit but then I would be "artifacted" again

Would appreciate any advice on this Thank you.

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jacquelingphoto2017
jacquelingphoto2017Correct answer
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June 15, 2018

The right photo is indicating that you have taken steps to make correction. However, if you look at the very dark portion on the corrected photo it would appear as if there still remain excessive noise. It is more pronounced in the lower left of the black area and extending to the portion beneath. To inspect your photos for artifacts, sharpness and so on, you need to zoom it to 100%. Look at the darker areas for noise. Check for sharpness and color fringes, the smooth areas for grains, etc. More information are available on the following link Do's and don'ts for selecting and editing photos for Adobe Stock

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jacquelingphoto2017
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jacquelingphoto2017Community ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
June 15, 2018

The right photo is indicating that you have taken steps to make correction. However, if you look at the very dark portion on the corrected photo it would appear as if there still remain excessive noise. It is more pronounced in the lower left of the black area and extending to the portion beneath. To inspect your photos for artifacts, sharpness and so on, you need to zoom it to 100%. Look at the darker areas for noise. Check for sharpness and color fringes, the smooth areas for grains, etc. More information are available on the following link Do's and don'ts for selecting and editing photos for Adobe Stock

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