#Audio blocks contributor full#

#Audio blocks contributor full#

We accept video clips that are 1920 pixels wide up to full DCI 4K at 4096 pixels wide.Upload content in its native frame size. Don’t down-convert or up-convert from the original camera resolution unless the source resolution is greater than 4K.Upload source content in one of the following resolutions:.Learn more about the Adobe Stock review process. Submit footage as shot or smaller, if necessary. Make sure each submission offers something unique to the customer.ĭon’t: Up-res footage - for example, from HD to 4K. It’s perfectly acceptable to submit clips without audio.ĭo: Submit variations including multiple camera angles, camera movement, and composition options such as wide angle, tight, etc.ĭon’t: Submit shots that are only marginally different or different due to post-production effects. Timelapse or stop motion videos are the exception.ĭo: Be aware that your video's preview image will be automatically generated from a frame 5 seconds into the video.ĭo: Preserve ambient sound if the quality is good.ĭo: Obtain model releases from all identifiable speakers, or remove the audio.ĭo: Remove audio that’s unusable, such as over-modulated audio or sound that could be trademarked. Footage shot in log should have a simple color grading applied - we recommend a basic Rec 709 LUT.ĭon’t: Add vignettes or other effects unless they really add to the shot.ĭon’t: Create a video from still images.

We accept footage ranging from 5-60 seconds in duration, and we recommend that clips are at least 15 seconds long.ĭo: Leave edit handles at the beginning and end of your video clips - we recommend 1-5 seconds.ĭo: Cut out camera adjustments like focusing and zooming.ĭo: Process your video subtly - clean color footage that is in focus sells well.ĭo: Adjust levels, curves, or brightness/contrast to ensure the best tonal range.ĭon’t: Over sharpen - too much sharpening can bring out noise and unwanted texture.ĭon’t: Increase the contrast drastically - this can introduce noise and you may lose detail.ĭon’t: Oversaturate - if you want to push colors hard for a specific aesthetic, use a secondary color corrector or the vibrance control in the Premiere Pro Lumetri color-grading panel.ĭon’t: Submit raw video files or uncorrected logarithmic gamma (log) footage. Here are some more dos and don’ts to help you be successful:ĭo: Make clean cuts so your video doesn’t start on a separate clip.ĭo: Create short clips separating out each take. Diverse and Inclusive content guidelines.PNG files with transparency requirements.