Why has adobe rejected these images?

One caution before resubmitting these as Illustrative Editorial: Adobe describes that category as newsworthy or commentary-based imagery featuring real brands, not a fallback for any commercial IP concern. A product-only keyboard series still needs a clear editorial concept and accurate product context; changing the category will not cure a quality rejection. Here the shallow focus is visible, so I would first check each file at 100% and keep only frames where the intended key area is genuinely sharp. Then ask: does this image document or comment on a specific real product or trend, or is it just a generic product photo? If it is the latter, remove brand-specific cues where possible and submit a technically stronger commercial version instead of relabeling the same set.

I would think they would have been rejected for possible IP issues. Not sure about the maker of the white keyboard, but the design is clearly unique to a particular manufacturer. The black one looks to be a Mac. Or did you submit them as Illustrative Editorial?

Hello,

I would say the focus could be an issue. The depth of field in most of them, I think–is too shallow.

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