What's up with Shutterstocks 30MB limit? I started uploading there few days ago, for now just 3D renders from Blender and i noticed that 30MB limit on picture size and some of my best pictures are larger than 30MB. Shouldnt be in their interest to have better images?

And one more question, I was robably making pictures in too high resolution (9600x7000), what's optimal resolution?

Well I tried to uploas some 3D renders and it kept warning me about those 30MB. I honestly don't understand that, they should ask for better pictures, not limit them. Anyway I got them resized and uploaded, but on some pictures reasons I got rejected are ridiculous like I didn't had word 3D render in keywords, or I used in keywords some words  shouldn't. iStock is much better with that matter (maybe only thing for non exclusives).

What's up with Shutterstocks 30MB limit? I started uploading there few days ago, for now just 3D renders from Blender and i noticed that 30MB limit on picture size and some of my best pictures are larger than 30MB. Shouldnt be in their interest to have better images?

And one more question, I was robably making pictures in too high resolution (9600x7000), what's optimal resolution?

You really think that wave pattern flags needs to be 70 megapixels? After reading your post, I was excited to click on your portfolio links because I was expecting to see some high-end rendering of futuristic cityscapes or interior design/architecture as I have seen from some other artists. But seriously, why would you think those images would get "better" just because you blow them up even further?

I try to submit a vector set but it's higher than 14MB limit for vector. It's 25MB. I can't lower the size. This is very very frustrating. 

Have you tried FTP? As far as I know, there is no limit through FTP.

Quote from: KONJINA on June 05, 2016, 11:46

What's up with Shutterstocks 30MB limit? I started uploading there few days ago, for now just 3D renders from Blender and i noticed that 30MB limit on picture size and some of my best pictures are larger than 30MB. Shouldnt be in their interest to have better images?

And one more question, I was robably making pictures in too high resolution (9600x7000), what's optimal resolution?

You really think that wave pattern flags needs to be 70 megapixels? After reading your post, I was excited to click on your portfolio links because I was expecting to see some high-end rendering of futuristic cityscapes or interior design/architecture as I have seen from some other artists. But seriously, why would you think those images would get "better" just because you blow them up even further?

Well I started to work both, 3D rendering and microstocking, about few months ago so I don't know all yet xD

I'm learning and, apparently, I make some beginners mistakes