Are there any way to make file size over 4MB for old photos?

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April 30, 2024
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Hi, I have photos which I took many years ago and file size is less than 4MB. The file size is light but quality is around 2000px so that seems enough for web usage I think. But the requirement of stock is over 4MB so I could not post great photos taken a long time ago.

Any advice?

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daniellei4510

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I have photographed numerous models 20 to 30 years ago. They signed releases, but I have moved numeous times over the years and those releases have been lossed. So no. I can not submit their images for commercial use.

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daniellei4510

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I want to step in here again. "Photos taken a long time ago." Between 500 to 1000 minimum? Because that's what you will most likely need to compete with the millions of other assets on Adobe Stock. Are recognizable buildings or architecture pictured? You might need property releases. Are people featured? You'll need model releases. "Great" photos do not necessarily mean they are ready for stock, anymore than Bob Dylan could have gotten judges to rotate their chairs on "The Voice." Stock is a whole different animal. But good luck.

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I just have used Adobe Stoke for the first time. I posted a photo taken 20 years ago which two boys are focused and Taj Mahal is behind them, that photo was rejected. The concrete reason is not written, so I have to guess the reasons. I think the architecture requirement is passed because that is built over hundred years ago, and the local boys are not famous models and they are 20 years ago so the boys should pass the model requirement I think. Maybe enlarged pixel causes grains or brightness is darker then the requirement?

daniellei4510

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You still need a model release. Sorry.

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Abambo

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Pixels are no measure of quality. And you confound pixel size requirements (minimum 4 mega pixels) with megabytes. This 4 Mp requirement is not very high and images that don't fit that are probably not meating the quality requirements. The resolution of my camera 20 years ago was 8 Mp.

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