QUALITY ISSUES ON ADOBE STOCK

[Mitchell22389730z7mw]

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?

[Jill_C · Accepted solution]

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. 

[Test Screen Name · Accepted solution]

Of course, if you could fix the quality, it would be rejected for IP violation. You can't submit photos of your Mac !

[RALPH_L · Accepted solution]

@Jill_C  told you like it is. This mage is too dark and has blown out highlights and underexposed shadows. It is blurry and poorly cropped. You do not telephone with a camera and you should not expect to photograph saleable photos with your telephone. Like @Jill_C said, it s however, possible.

[Abambo]

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.