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Hi everyone, I cant seem to get my images uploaded to stock, due to quality standards. I use an iphone 11 pro. Does anyone have tips to get my images passed easier through improving the quality? Should i use/ not use portrait mode?
This image is blurry, underexposed, poorly composed and has a bright blownout hotspot. While it's not impossible to get iPhone images accepted, you will need to have ideal light, such as a bright sunny day, which is not what you had in this case.
Of course, if you could fix the quality, it would be rejected for IP violation. You can't submit photos of your Mac !
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This image is blurry, underexposed, poorly composed and has a bright blownout hotspot. While it's not impossible to get iPhone images accepted, you will need to have ideal light, such as a bright sunny day, which is not what you had in this case.
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Of course, if you could fix the quality, it would be rejected for IP violation. You can't submit photos of your Mac !
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Your picture is underexposed as shown on the histogram:
You have heavy clipping of the blacks, meaning that absolutely no information is left:
You have a high noise level:
And as @Test Screen Name has said, as soon as Apple is recognizable, it won't pass. You need to edit out typical Mac keys.
And as for your question: you should not use portrait mode, as the iPhone really does a poor job on that if you look at the details.
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Bonjour. Désolé mais Je "tombe" sur ce post à l'instant 😄 et il m'interpèle.
Je ne comprends pas l'une des raisons du rejet qui a été évoqué.
Je comprends pour le cadrage... je comprends pour le bruit numérique.
Mais côté exposition là je ne comprends pas...
Si c'est une photographie, on ne peut pas avoir un noir NOIR ??
Le noir dense et bouché dans le haut de l'image n'est absolument pas un problème étant donné qu'il n'y a rien a montrer ! C'est vide. Évoquer cette raison sur ce genre d'image est déconcertante...
Ça veut dire qu'on ne peut pas proposer ce genre de photos parce qu'on a un fond noir 100% (RVB : 0 0 0) ?
Parce qu'il y en a pleins sur Adobe Stock: 207506933, 579237390, 446705550 (et sa série entière), 309982108, 579500015, 309982108 et ces photos ont été acceptées il me semble.