Rejected due to technical issues

[Pongsapak5D62]

The only reason I got is "Technical Issues". Can someone help me understand why these photos got rejected? What are the technical issues in each of them? 

[RALPH_L]

If you look at the photos (at least the first 3)  at 100% or more they do not look very sharp. The fourth photo I am not sure. It may be the composition is not wanted.

[Pongsapak5D62]

Thank you, Lear

[jacquelingphoto2017]

Hi @Pongsapak5D62 ,

Your shots are nice however the first three display excessive noise and/or damaged pixels.

There's blue color fringing at the edge of the wheel. You also need to remove all identifiable prints.

Best wishes

JG

Photographer and Nutrition Author

[Pongsapak5D62]

That's very detailed, thanks 

by the way, what method can I use to fix the dead pixels using photoshop? 

[jacquelingphoto2017]

Hi @Pongsapak5D62 ,

Were these taken in RAW or JPEG?

[Pongsapak5D62]

They are all JPEG.

[jacquelingphoto2017]

Hi @Pongsapak5D62 ,

Those with damage pixels are likely not able to correct. Go back to the original of one of the very noisy images (the second one looks as though it can be corrected). Try cleaning the noise using the photoshop camera raw plug-in. Zoom in at 100% to do the corrections and to see how the image looks. You will need to correct both chromatic noise and luminance. If it looks sharp, natural and spot free then you can try resubmitting. If you cannot remove all the spots, or if it is looking too smooth, then you just have to move on. You will also need to correct exposure and white balance. The first image looks as though it's better ignored and you move on.

Best wishes 

JG

Photographer and Nutrition Author

[Sandy247619568i23]

The reason that I could figure out is, that the pictures are really pixilated. This could be a reason for their rejection