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Agency Based Discussion => Shutterstock.com => Topic started by: adrian3008 on November 12, 2013, 15:41
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A week ago I uploaded a few raster images of my approved vector files and they were accepted and added to my port. Some days later I discovered that these raster images had some weird white hairline on the edges of shapes that are only visible when zoom in,some kind of gaps. I remembered that I created this files in Photoshop by opening my eps files and then convert to jpg. Soon I discovered on many forums that the problem is popular among photoshop cs6 users. There was a fix in that,to save the rastered versions in illustrator to prevent those white tiny lines to appear. Today I deleted the problematic files from my port and uploaded the good versions in respect for the buyers and site quality standards. I also added a note to reviewer to ewplain this situation. Will I get a warning or suspension for resubmiting approved files?
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I'm sure you need not worry about that because you did it for the best of reasons. That said, the better way is to upload new versions with a note to the reviewer -saying you will delete the previous uploads on approval of the new version. Regards, David.
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I added notes to reviewer in my resubmisions and I explained all in detail. I also added in the note the id of the problematic file. After resubmision I deleted the problematic duplicates. I'm worried about that,guess they can't compare now the files since I deleted them. Is this a bad thing,to delete them without any approval from shutterstock?
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...I deleted them. Is this a bad thing,to delete them without any approval from shutterstock?
They probably don't delete them. They just take them offline. Don't worry too much. Everything will end up ok.
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Thank you all for answering me. Well, is not that hard to be a newbie in microstock as long as I'm surrounded by good and kind people.
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Well, is not that hard to be a newbie in microstock as long as I'm surrounded by good and kind people
Are you also on a different microstock forum then?
Steve
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Well, is not that hard to be a newbie in microstock as long as I'm surrounded by good and kind people
Are you also on a different microstock forum then?
Steve
No,only on microstockgroup.