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The technical issue is the aliasing effect:
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You really should consider submitting the vector data, as those can be scaled to any useful size without artefacts.
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Hi @Toshka81,
These look like vector drawings.
Hope that helps. Post back if you still have questions.
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Hi @Toshka81 ,
"when rejected due to lack of release"; that is the rejection reason. You need to complete and submit a property release, and resubmit them. I believe though, that all the path needs closing as in the case of vector. All your paths are not closed.
Best wishes
JG
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Flattened raster images are not as flexible as vectors. They can't be rescaled or edited for use in other projects. But that aside, as a Stock customer I don't see much sale potential here. I don't think I would buy these images as rasters because I can't think of anything I could use them for commercially.
Reasons for Rejection:
https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/reasons-for-content-rejection.html
Quality & Technical:
https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/quality-and-technical-issues.html
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The technical issue is the aliasing effect:
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You really should consider submitting the vector data, as those can be scaled to any useful size without artefacts.
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Thanks you! did so!