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Technische Probleme

  • July 4, 2021
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Alle meine Bilder werden "abgelehnt" wegen Technischen Problemen.

Ich Photographiere mit meinem I-Phone, ist das schon das Problem?

Hat jemand von euch eine Idee? Bitte helft mir.

 

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Correct answer jacquelingphoto2017

Hi @Goran5EDA ,

To maximize the potential for sales it is best uploading your images in color and allow the customer who wants black and white do the conversion. 

Some customers need their images for print projects. Where details are lost will turn out plain. When printed. dark areas will turn out plain black, over exposed, or too white will be plain without details. It is important that all contrasting details are visible. 

 

In addition to lens and sensor sizes, telephone cameras do not have the flexibility of optical zoom and large depth of field. My experience with digital zoom, the final product is not of high quality. Depth of field is important for completely sharp images. But as was highlighted, your images are not judged based on what they are taken with, but the final products to be sold along with those taken by modern, DSLR cameras used by experienced photographers. 

 

Your phone camera has limitations that will allow you to take good quality of limited subjects. With practice you will be able to identify those subjects, but for greater flexibility you might need a larger camera.

 

Best wishes

JG

Photographer and Nutrition Author

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Jill_C
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July 4, 2021

Adobe Stock does not accept black and white conversions. 

Jill C., Forum Volunteer
Goran5EDAAuthor
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July 4, 2021

Schwarz/weiß ist also nicht erlaubt. Das hab ich verstanden, ist es ein problem für "Adobe Stock", das ich die Bilder mit meinem Iphone 12 pro mache? Und wenn nicht, wie stelle ich diese Bilder richtig ein? Ich bin ratlos!

Danke für deine Tip's

 

Jill_C
Community Expert
Community Expert
July 4, 2021

Adobe Stock does not automatically reject iPhone images; however you do still need to run them through an editor to fix any issues. Upon first glance, I can detect that this image has a white balance problem; the snow is too blue/gray. Since you did not post a full size image, I cannot zoom in to see if there are other issues. Moderators will always zoom in to at least 100% to look for fringing, focus issues, and other artifacts.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer
jacquelingphoto2017
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July 4, 2021

Hi @Goran5EDA ,

I do believe there is too much of a wide dynamic range. Some places details are lost because of being too dark, others because of too white.

Best wishes

JG

Photographer and Nutrition Author

Goran5EDAAuthor
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July 4, 2021

Vielen dank, ich werde meine Bilder prüfen. Aber ehrlich gesagt sind manche Dinge auch gewollt. Wie machst du es dann? Schließlich sind alle Fotos auch eine Art Kunst?!

Abambo
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July 4, 2021

Adobe Stock ist mehr Handwerk als Kunst. Der Käufer soll ein handwerklich einwandfreies Bild bekommen. Wenn die Bilder dann auch künsterlich interessant sind, ist es umso besser. Zu große Kontraste sind allerdings eher unzulässig.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
RALPH_L
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Community Expert
July 4, 2021

Hello @Goran5EDA , like we tell almost everybody, "you need to view your photos at 100% to 300%"!

If you do, you will clearly see that your cameras JPEG converter has created posterization artifacts in the sky around all of the edges.

Goran5EDAAuthor
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July 4, 2021

Vielen Dank, so genau hatte ich das Bild nicht gesehen.

Ich sollte die Bilder besser prüfen.