Purchase for resale

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July 19, 2021
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I have tried so hard to get an answer from Adobe but the contact system is useless!
Can someone please clarify that Premium images can not be used for resale? We are wanting to our use a range of images to resell as framed prints for our homewares store. It seems the only licence that would cater to this is an 'extended licence'?

my only issue with that is everything offered in this range is of small quality & pxl, which does not help if we're wanting to print at A1 size.
How do I get around this as Premium images meet our needs but it seems cannot be used for this purpose?
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you

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Abambo

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I have tried so hard to get an answer from Adobe but the contact system is useless!
Can someone please clarify that Premium images can not be used for resale?

By @Liz5E29

If you mean by resale merchandise: No, premium images can't be used for that. Premium images come with the enhanced licence! https://stock.adobe.com/uk/license-terms

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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What do you mean "small quality and pixels"? Please be specific - pick an image (give its number) and say your intended print size, and people will have a view on whether you are right or wrong. Make sure you are not judging size from the preview!!

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Ok so take this image for example

https://stock.adobe.com/au/images/pigeon-island-kusadasi-turkey/155019603?prev_url=detail

It states dimensions are 3872 x 2592px

which means it would not allow me to print to A1 size with clear quality, is that correct?
(forgive me, I am still new to this!)

thank you

Abambo

Community Expert

That image is not a premium image. Standard assets come with a standard licence or an extended licence. The extended licence can be used on merchandising.

The size as you indicated is able to be used for printing for up to 983x658mm@100dpi. A1 is 594 x 841mm, so that should work out. If you have ever looked at a poster from the supermarket or hardware store, you will have noticed that the resolution decreases with increasing size, this is because the viewing distance increases. I've had images printed at 50dpi, but you notice the drop in quality. If necessary, you can still upsample images between 50-100%. Photoshop and others do an excellent job here today. The prerequisite, however, is that the source is flawless.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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