Is it still ok to generate AI images through the new Firefly/Photoshop and sell back to Adobe for Adobestock?

Seems weird that this can be done but, hey, if Adobe say it's ok then...................

Do you ever use your smartphone to take/sell stockphotos? If so, how is it working out for you?

Do you generate an image using just one AI generation tool or do you try out your prompt on a few? If you do use a few, who works best for you? DALL-E, Midjourney, someone else?

Just wondering if people with a higher acceptance ratio find their images higher up the algorithm?

Just a thought

I have 243 currently waiting. Is that too many? Should I stop uploading until that goes down? I'm currently getting about 2 files a day reviewed.

Thanks

Just wanted to check, Am I ok to use the recycling kitemark on images?

I have over 200 currently waiting in review. How many is too many or does it not matter?

What are your thoughts on using the same keywords/description for sets that are similar?

For example would you use the same k/w/ and description for an image set of a business celebrating a big win in a bar with slight variations but essentially the people/subject matter is the same?

We can all remove a background but removing a background and THEN getting it accepted by the stock agencies, that is what matters.

Has it changed at all in the last year and is Photoshop still the "boss" of background removal?

I can't use Midjourney's imagine feature on the website yet I have over 5000 images in usage-Any thoughts?

I'm getting a ton of Midjourney images created with principally orange as the dominant colour. Not sure how to correct this. It just seems that most images have mainly orange in them right now. Could anyone offer some advice on this please.

This was the prompt:

A photograph of a diverse business team in a modern office, multi-ethnic group brainstorming around a table with laptops and digital tablets. Bright, airy office with large windows and cityscape view. Vivid colors, but not orange, Created Using: digital photography techniques, wide-angle lens, candid expressions, contemporary office design, urban background, high-resolution, professional attire

Is it different to keywording for other sites? I have over 400 images but am getting little to no interest.

I also decided to pay for the description/keywording through Dreamstime and, quite frankly, my dog could have done better. Nothing inventive was written by the "keywording experts" and as basic as you could get.

When it comes to getting images reviewed, we are told it is good to frequently upload.

However if, for example, I uploaded one image per day for 1 week but on week 2, I uploaded all 7 images on the Sunday, would that matter?
Would the frequency or way I upload images affect the way they (or order) are reviewed in?