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Hello,
These photos were rejected because of resolution issues. To me, the resolution looks fine. If anyone could provide feedback, it would be much appreciated.
Thank you!
David
Images must be at least 4Mpx.
The images you have posted to the community are smaller than 4Mpx.
Please check your settings when saving.
https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/photography-illustrations.html
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Images must be at least 4Mpx.
The images you have posted to the community are smaller than 4Mpx.
Please check your settings when saving.
https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/photography-illustrations.html
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Thank you! I'm new to this so I appreciate your help.
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Your camera does 20Mpx, so that should not be an issue.
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If the file size was too small you wouldn't even have been able to upload them. We're they rejected for for "quality issues"?
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If the file size was too small you wouldn't even have been able to upload them. We're they rejected for for "quality issues"?
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That's a possibility. It's also a possibility that OP interprets the upload error as a rejection.
There is a noticeable noise level, that would be a quality issue.
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They were rejected immediately which I noticed happens sometimes. I'm not sure but I think it said "quality issues". I'll reupload at 4MP and see what happens.
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You simply can't upload assets that are less than 4Mpx. That's not a refusal, as it does even not apear in the refusal panel. It's an easy and simple mechanical check, one of the easiest checks that anyone can implement:
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That hasn't been my experience. I've uploaded several under 4MB and then got a rejection notice.
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Perhaps you're misunderstanding the size of your files. I just tried to upload one that is too small and received this message: