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What kind of image is it -- photograph (JPG) or a vector graphic (AI, EPS, SVG)?
Did you carefully read the submission requirements in your Stock Contributor User Guide?
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it is jpeg photo
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Here's what is on the Adobe help page:
Noncompliance
Files may be considered noncompliant due to watermarks, inappropriate or irrelevant keywords or titles, or questionable or defamatory content. Also, if you get a reminder to provide or resolve a problem with a release and you resubmit the file without addressing the issue, we’ll reject it as noncompliant.
However, the image is so blurry that it should have been rejected for Technical Issues
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Thanks. I know this photo is a little blurry and I will be understandable if it get rejected by technical issues. However it is by non compliant image which make me want to find out what the real reason.
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I know this photo is a little blurry and I will be understandable if it get rejected by technical issues. However it is by non compliant image which make me want to find out what the real reason.
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Non-compliant is also used if the image is blurry like hell. Your image is a little too much blurry.
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I did not get any reminder to provide or resolve a problem but rejected directly
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It's quite possible that the Moderator just selected the wrong rejection reason. Since the errors are not fixable, you should just move on to finding other saleable images in your archives.
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I believe this may have been taken through the window of a plane, and that the subject of interest may be the bird in the centre, rather than the blurry mountain. But it is not a very clear picture of the bird, and rarity counts for nothing with stock... this does not account for the non-compliant tag, but it's not recoverable. Compare your competition.
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It may have been rejected by the artifical intelligence filters due to less than optimal image quality.
Only submit your best work to Stock.
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My guess is it is so blurry that it was interpreted as a "blur" for use as a background, and Adobe does not accept this type of image, they get rejected as non-compliant.
Some other sites do accept blurs for use as backgrounds, if they appear marketable, but Adobe does not.