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mare2018_
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June 9, 2018
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Aprender de las imágenes rechazadas

  • June 9, 2018
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Estas imágenes fueron rechazadas por detalles técnicos por ADOBE?Por favor ayudenme a saber exactamente que detalles técnicos le faltan, quiero aprender y si es posible lograr mejorarlas y ofrecerlas de nuevo a ADOBE STOCK

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Correct answer v.poth

Hi,

More information about the reasons for refusal can be found here:

Quality and technical issues rejected at Adobe Stock

In the first and third picture I think the following technical problems are recognizable:

White balance: too cool

Contrast: not enough

Saturation: too low

In the second picture:

White balance: too warm

Contrast: not enough in the sky

The composition of the picture could also play a role here, since the horizon is very high up, resulting in a black area that occupies 50% of the picture and does not provide the viewer with any further picture information.

It would certainly be advisable for a photographer to decide what the main motif of the picture should be, the landscape or the sunset, and design it accordingly. Since it should surely be the sunset, the picture should be in my opinion rather in such a way arranged:

Greets,

v.poth

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Ricky336
Community Expert
Ricky336Community Expert
Community Expert
June 9, 2018

Hola, Que tal?

I have some further opinions.

First image: Your waterfall is rather burnt out and the overall image is not very sharp. I think the image also is a bit too yellow. Auto color in PS, for example is usually a good way to correct for colour cast.

2nd image: Too much black at the bottom, and the sun is burnt out and composition of course is an issue. I think the reviewer could have also chosen exposure reasons as a rejection as well, so I don't think it is worth trying to fix this image.

3rd image: I know this place!! From memory the rocks are rather a red, pinky colour aren't they?! I think the problem here is that you have chromatic aberration in the tree. Also a burnt out patch from the sun in the bottom part of the picture.

I think these could also be a reason for rejection.

Hope this helps!!

    joanH
    joanH
    Inspiring
    June 9, 2018

    So glad you are here ACP rickey336, you are a real pro and give such good advice. I also use much of it for my own Adobe Stock artwork. I continue to direct the contributor's questions to the valuable information Adobe provides. It is free and available 24/7 - top-notch information and trending news. Don't know what I would do without the forum and the Adobe Stock Guidelines. JH

      joanH
      joanH
      Inspiring
      June 9, 2018

      v.poth is right on with all of his information. Try several ways of cropping and exposure and cut out all high-intensity white spots in all photos. Looks like you should study the guidelines for stock contributors Adobe has available to everyone. See this site to begin. JH

      For  you to be able to achieve better image results and get offerings accepted into Adobe Stock go to   https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/user-guide.html

        v.poth
        v.pothCorrect answer
        Inspiring
        June 9, 2018

        Hi,

        More information about the reasons for refusal can be found here:

        Quality and technical issues rejected at Adobe Stock

        In the first and third picture I think the following technical problems are recognizable:

        White balance: too cool

        Contrast: not enough

        Saturation: too low

        In the second picture:

        White balance: too warm

        Contrast: not enough in the sky

        The composition of the picture could also play a role here, since the horizon is very high up, resulting in a black area that occupies 50% of the picture and does not provide the viewer with any further picture information.

        It would certainly be advisable for a photographer to decide what the main motif of the picture should be, the landscape or the sunset, and design it accordingly. Since it should surely be the sunset, the picture should be in my opinion rather in such a way arranged:

        Greets,

        v.poth

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          mare2018_Author
          Participant
          June 18, 2018

          Thanks for the useful information!!!.

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