Warum wurden diese Fotos aufgrund von Qualitätsproblemen abgelehnt?

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August 23, 2026
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Die anliegenden Fotos wurden aufgrund von Qualitätsproblemen abgelehnt. Ich möchte gerne verstehen warum. Liegt es am Weißabgleich, an der Dynamik, an …..

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daniellei4510

Community Expert

It’s subtle, but there is some color banding in the sky in the first image.

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Reiselust60plusAuthor

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What will be helpful to get this color bandings out? I’am working with LRC. Would be nice, if you can give me a tip. I try hard to improve myself.

daniellei4510

Community Expert

There are a variety of tutorials on YouTube with steps to minimize or fix color banding. You might try there. I removed it quite quickly in Photoshop by selecting the entire sky from the top to just above the tree and applying some gaussian blur.

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ZALEZPHOTO

Legend

This is a classic example when taking a few minutes to look and decide the best angle makes the difference. The first shot is a great scene, you knew it would make a great shot, but made the mistake everyone makes, you rushed. You could have taken an extra few minutes to look and find the best angle. Analyze your photo putting yourself in the middle of the road, balance where the road begins in the bottom of your frame so you create symmetry and leading lines with the road. Had you done that,

you would have also noticed the horizon line is off enough for the naked eye to see. The same applies for the second photo… I’m not here saying that my way of shooting it would be better, I’m talking about you creating the best photos by taking more time to think and plan your shot, just a few extra minutes. Do you really need the dirt in the foreground, had you come forward placing the rocks on the bottom right frame and turn the camera slightly left, make a more interesting photo? I think yes!

I’m going to assume the focus is 100%, (it’s hard to tell) keeping a cheap tripod with you would allow you to use a higher f stop and assure focus in all the image.

I’m attaching a great tool you can always from now on that will make you take more time to getting your best shot.

Stock is a lot of fun, don’t get discouraged, just work on shooting the best shots.

Have a great day!

Francisco

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yamato713108855

Community Expert

Do you pay attention to the horizon and composition when shooting?
When the sky is the main subject, there are already vast numbers of such images registered, so any minor flaw will result in rejection.
There are also helpful tips in the contributor help section, so please take a look at them.

https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor.html

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