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Agency Based Discussion => iStockPhoto.com => Topic started by: ale1969 on October 29, 2007, 19:20
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I'm trying to get approved from Istock and my first submission was rejected with " we did not feel the overall composition of your photography or subject matter is at the minimum level of standard for iStockphoto". They also added "You're welcome to return in 3 days, upload some new samples and we'll re-process your application."
I'm not entering the discussion about how wonderful my images were (pretty pointless), I think that at least they proved to be technically correct.
I'd just like to know what do they mean with this 3 day limit. Do i have to send them my new, (irony on) exceptional (irony off) images in that time frame? What will happen if I couldn't do it? If you can confirm this I think I'd really need some help and advices.
Thanks in advance.
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After three days, send them some better images. But to be honest, I was rejected with my initial images in 2004 and learned and waited a year (a little long IMHO) and came back at them and was accepted. It takes a little experience to get it nailed down, but look, listen and learn and you'll get it eventually...
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Ale, not sure what you're asking. They said to resubmit new stuff with better subjects/composition in three days. Istock is one of the harder agencies to get into. Maybe take a look at their tutorial and specifically the "Needed Files" section to see what they are, and aren't, looking for subject-wise http://www.istockphoto.com/tutorial_5.0_neededfiles.php (http://www.istockphoto.com/tutorial_5.0_neededfiles.php)
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You have to wait 3 days before you can submit again but you can wait longer if you want to. 3 days is the minimum it's not that you have to submit something in 3 days time. I think that's what you were asking.
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You have to wait 3 days before you can submit again but you can wait longer if you want to. 3 days is the minimum it's not that you have to submit something in 3 days time. I think that's what you were asking.
Yep, this is exactly what I was asking because I'd also prefer to have a better portfolio before trying again.
Thanks.