I made a big picture (sort of panoramic) I have a few already there with like 50 megapixels but this one is 90 megapixels but got the following rejection:
"There's a 25 megapixel size limit, please downsize image to less than 5000x5000 pixels."

days before got a 35 megapixel approved.. where is this written? this limit? Yuri is downsizing in hassel pics?

I thought this limit was for rastered illustraions only.
I do 3D work so they are JPG but need to be classified as illustrations in the categories, so i always had this limit, but thought was not aplicable to the photos.

maybe the reviewer forgot his glasses eheh

Sometimes images with more than 25MP slip through 

right! what size should I send now?? respect the 25 megapixels?

Quote from: luissantos84 on May 18, 2011, 15:20
right! what size should I send now?? respect the 25 megapixels?

If you want to make sure that it gets accepted 100% - yes.

I have time so will try again eheh

Quote from: luissantos84 on May 18, 2011, 15:37
I have time so will try again eheh

Beware that resubmitting content that is against the terms can get your account suspended.

Could be that SS is kind of trigger happy these days...

Quote from: click_click on May 18, 2011, 15:47

Quote from: luissantos84 on May 18, 2011, 15:37
I have time so will try again eheh

Beware that resubmitting content that is against the terms can get your account suspended.

Could be that Shutterstock is kind of trigger happy these days...

not what I am doing I have downsize to 50

and from the submitting guides there are warnings before, never had one so

Must be something new, as there are quite a few panoramas that are over 25. I even saw one that was 44mp.

Given their pricing structure I can see why they would limit the sizes, as they don't make any more money for these mega files. But I have to imagine the mexapixel size is only going to increase or they are going to be excluding the high end camera shooters.

all good now gotta be somekind of mistake