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Why is this rejected?

Forum|Forum|3 years ago
December 2, 2022
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This was rejected somehow. Here is the full res link:

https://postimg.cc/mhtV8CKH

I don't see any artifacts, nothing is out of focus, etc...

Thanks...

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Correct answer Jill_C

Beautiful scene when viewed in small size. but the "crunchy" texture in the tree line spoils it when zoomed in. If that's a feature of the in-camera processing, you won't be able to repair it. However, if you shot in RAW perhaps it can be re-edited.

jacquelingphoto2017

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Hi @R27405012ziki,

On zooming in on the photo I see noise grains and lost details in the shadows.

Best wishes

Jacquelin

Abambo

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Was rejected somehow: with technical issues / quality problems?

Check your picture at 100%, and you will see artefacts.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

RALPH_L

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Artifacts around the trees and underexposed shadows.

Jill_C

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Beautiful scene when viewed in small size. but the "crunchy" texture in the tree line spoils it when zoomed in. If that's a feature of the in-camera processing, you won't be able to repair it. However, if you shot in RAW perhaps it can be re-edited.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

George_F

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The image looks a bit oversharpened to me, and there are noticeable artifacts and color blotches in the sky and around the trees at 100% view.

I hope you have better luck with future submissions 🙂

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I'm seeing lots of artefacts around the treetops. The trees don't seem to be in focus either (or the processsing has blurred it).

Tip: you deleted all the camera metadata. This is not needed by Stock, but the metadata helps the camera experts here give better advice on technique and equipment.

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