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submitting my photos should I check them at 100% zoom level?

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Hi everyone, before submitting my photos should I check them at 100% zoom level? I do see some problems with them 100% (hairs,soft focus, lack of detail sharpness).Lately my reject rate has gone up and the quality issue is showing up.

How to check will reduce rejected experience.

I have attached some files please check.

Thank you!

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Jill_CCorrect answer

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1. Apple logo is a big "no-no". Immediate IP rejection.

4. AI drawing errors

5. AI drawing errors

Have you read all of the Adobe Stock Help pages? It is absolutely stated that you must zoom in to 100% to inspect your images.

https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/photography-illustrations.html

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daniellei4510

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In addition to the issues mentioned, in 4.jpg, it's not clear how the phone is being supported.

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Abambo

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We always had a solution to that problem: Siemens air hook. (You can put in your favourite company 🫣)

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ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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1. Apple logo is a big "no-no". Immediate IP rejection.

4. AI drawing errors

5. AI drawing errors

Have you read all of the Adobe Stock Help pages? It is absolutely stated that you must zoom in to 100% to inspect your images.

https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/photography-illustrations.html

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Abambo

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1: IP, except if you submit as illustrative editorial, then they will be refused for quality issues.

4: Quality issues: example:

5: Quality issues:

You check your pictures at 100% and correct what needs to be corrected.

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