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Hello,
I started with Adobe Stock and uploaded a few of my own captured and processed Astrophotography images. But Adobe rejetced it without a specific reason. Just a link to some guidelines, which doesn't help or explain the reason.
Any Idea what could be wrong with the images? one example attached. It's an Image with HOO-Integration
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There's always a stated reason for rejection. Quality & Technical issues are most common.
Adobe Stock customers are looking for commercial-ready photographs to use in professional projects. Sharp focus, vibrant color, good composition & details, etc...
Also compare your work with current Stock inventory to see what they've accepted so far.
https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=astrophotography
Hope that helps.
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Hello Nancy,
thx for the reply.
Adobe mentioned 3 abstract reasons:
"Possible causes:
– Non-compliant use of other artists’ names.
– Undeclared generative AI content.
– The content does not comply with general guidelines."
I can exclude the first 2 and the 3rd sound like a general and not tengble reason, which makes it difficult to improve.
br SK
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It looks like a good photo. But is sk2024 present in all rejected photos? If so, the writing may be the cause.
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Hello,
There could be a problem with your keywords. You might have inadvertently used a word which could be proctected by copyright.
So, I suggest to look at them more closely.
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Copyright is written at the bottom right. It's only in this example and not in the uploaded photo?
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could be the copyright - didn't recognized that. Thx for the hint
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Before you submit anything, you must read the Stock Contributor User Guide carefully. It's required reading for every Contributor.
https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/submission-guidelines.html
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sure, I know this link.
I didn't saw any explicitly requirement to not use the copyright. They're just refering to logos, brands, names of companies, but not restricted to private or single persons.
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Watermarks are never allowed. A Buyer would not be able to use an image with your watermark on it. Copyright is implicit whether or not a watermark is visible.
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PS: thx for the feedback, Nancy