If your video was rejected with “Content does not meet our minimum quality standards,” it may be because of one of the following issues:
Video is an unacceptable ‘still’ photo
The video is comprised solely of still photographs with basic zooms or pans (a.k.a. The “Ken Burns” effect)
Video includes still photographs without camera moves, such as a slideshow
Acceptable ‘still’ photograph
Cinemagraphs
Advanced photo composite
Video is a still photo with a parallax effect
Here are some examples of video clips with acceptable incorporations of still photos:
This clip is an example of a cinemagraph, a shot that features a still photograph in which a minor and repeated movement occurs.
Clip by Aila Images
This clip uses both a loop and advanced compositing of still photographs.
A parallax effect has been added to this still image, creating depth and the illusion of motion.
We Recommend
If incorporating still photographs into your video, use advanced visual effects, motion graphics, or compositing
Remember to include property releases and model releases as required for your photographs
Write a detailed description of your video in the title, for example, if a clip is a cinemagraph, identify it as such in the title and keywords
If you don’t understand the reason for the rejection of your images or if you need additional clarification, you can always contact contributor support.