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Will Topaz sharpened images get rejected?

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I'm really likeing how my trial of Topaz Sharpen AI is giving my photos extra crispness, but are they more likely to get rejected in Stock Contributor?

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RALPH_LCorrect answer

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I have been using Topaz Photo AI for a few months now and almost all of my photos get accepted now.

Abambo

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No, only pictures with artefacts get rejected. Even though the result is impressive, I'm not confident, that the asset will pass. If it passes the quality test, it will need a property release.

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thekohlervillagerAuthor

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Wasn't planning on submitting that photo. Just a sample show sharpening.

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I have been using Topaz Photo AI for a few months now and almost all of my photos get accepted now.

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thekohlervillagerAuthor

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Thanks! That photo was actually taken from quite a distance away using a zoom lens.

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Nancy OShea

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I don't think it matters which tools you use to sharpen (Photoshop, Lightroom, Topaz...), just so long as you don't over-sharpen them.

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Jill_C

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No, I've never read any reports here about Topaz Sharpen being a reason for rejection. The improvement in your attached image is quite remarkable! You just have to inspect carefully and be sure no other unwanted artifacts have been introduced.

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