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I want to know that as an adobe stock contributor, I upload 40 plus illustrations but it's been almost 16 days and still has not been accepted or given any notice I want to know the address talk how much time they have to finish these processes

I wonder if this is any issue in my account or adobe stock issue. I worry about it.

I'm having a very mixed acceptance rate with closeups pix of birds with intentionally blurred backgrounds.  Here the heron is in good focus and the background is smoothly blurred.  f/11, 1/1000, ISO 800, but rejected for "technical reasons".  OTOH, the angry looking grackle was accepted.  Is the heron picture too dark, not enough feeling of separation, not enough color?  Comments appreciated 🙂

I'm from Indonesia, can i still using Paypal  to  payout my earing? 

Equipo de colaboradores, excelente día. Estoy incursionando en esta plataforma, sin embargo, he tenido algunos inconvenientes para lograr la aprobación de mis fotografías, por lo que agradecería si pudiera colaborarme con su opinión y recomendaciones. Adjunto 3 de las fotos que han sido rechazadas. muchas gracias 

Can I erase my photos from Stock? Also, how do the non-accepted photos get erased?

can you tell me why my photos were rejected and what should i be doing to better improve the quality, thanks.

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I can not understand why my image is rejected, because the central focus is the message, someone could help me

Trying to understand why so many of my images get rejected for quality issues. Three such images are attached. I would very much appreciate any guidance

Hello community. Refused for technical reasons. Thanks in advance to everyone for the replies.

I am not entierly sure what do they mean by quality. Are they against surrealistic transformation of the doctor, or disliking the chaotic visual style of the villain?

I have 21 images that have been sitting in my review tab for 15 days.   I've called the Adobe customer service number and they tell me to email Adobe or use live chat. I try using the live chat and no one responds.  I send an email and Adobe closes my case saying it should take 3-5 days for the images to process as if that's the solution to me saying that my images have been sitting for 15 days.   [moderator cured the topics, you should only select relevant topics]   What gives with the terrible customer service?

Hello, Recently I tried to upload my first photos to adobe stock and get all declined. Can you help me to find out root cause of decline?

Bonjour, j'aimerais savoir pourquoi pour les contributeurs de la zone euro, les gains ne sont plus affichés en euros mais en US dollar. Merci pour vos informations.

Häufigster Ablehnungsgrund bei von mir eingereichten Fotos sind einzelne(!) ausgefressene Pixel.Ich verstehe natürlich grundsätzlich die Problematik von beschnittenen Lichtern, aber einzelne Pixel sind in meinen Augen bei allem was irgendwie in der Sonne glänzt und glitzert unvermeidbar und unproblematisch. Ich kenn auch sonst niemand der sich daran stören würde.Eine Krorrektur macht viel Arbeit und verschlechtert oft die Qualität insgesamt.Manchmal reicht eine Luminanzmaske mit kleiner Korrektur des Weißwertes, aber oft müßte ich so stark eingreifen, dass der Tonwertumfang insgesamt arg leidet. Im Bild rumzupinseln könnte bei einer eventuellen weiteren Bearbeitung durch die Kunden nachteilig sein.Das aufspüren und stempeln einzelner Pixel wird Motivabhängig oft sehr mühsam. Warum ist Adobe hier so übergenau?Wie geht ihr in der Praxis damit um? Danke!    

Bonjour,n'ayant pas trouvé la réponse, je pose la question ici : quand une partie du corps (sauf le visage) est seulement visible, peut-on considérer que c'est une "personne" en mot-clé pour le référencement ?exemples : merci pour vos réponses. 

I just don't understand why Adobe didn't accept some of my photos/videos for technical quality reasons.  Actually some of my photos have lots of downloads on other sites and some video shots were used in BBC, etc shows. It seems that AI doesn't work all the time.

I sell on a couple of different stock photography websites and recently uploaded some to Adobe Stock. It's been 15 days and my photos are still 'in review' - do photos normally take this long to review or am I missing something...?!  Thanks in advance

I recieved quality issues on these photos, as well as many other images though they are 25-34KB taken at 45 megapixels and low ISO settings. Any feedback?

I have an f0.95 lens. The images from it are dreamy and bokeh like crazy. When I shoot with this lens, that look is primarily the reason why. However, when I submit these images they tend to be rejected. I'm assuming it's related to soft focus, but that soft focus look is being done with a purpose, to create an effect to draw the eye to a specific point. Is there anything I can do to submit these heavy bokeh images that won't get rejected for soft focus? Some sort of better keywording perhaps?

I want to know specifis issue why my images are not accepted.