Way too strict

Thanks so much for doing this and checking. I really feel that the it is hurting Adobe to have an image like this flagged for no apparent reason and that it turns people off from Adobe. Of course guidelines are needed but there has to be a better way to go about it. I appreciate you taking the time to help me and look into this. I've been with Adobe for over 20 years and I really want to stick by it and even promote it but even I have a hard time defending Adobe when they prohibit creators from creating. I don't know if you work for Adobe but if you do I would hope that you can't talk to someone about how damaging this is for people like me who just want to create and instead of being able to use the tool I pay for I'm forced to go elsewhere because of the limitations that shouldn't be happening. I have so much real world experience with Adobe that it's so frustrating seeing something with so much potential be borderline unusable. Thanks again. 

Hi @Weezypain,

I am not sure exactly why that image is rejected, but it seems to be something with the content of the image. I have seen the model have problems with images with fine lines, but the error in those cases was not a "does not meet the guidelines". This same image was also rejected as a reference image in text to image.

I did take this image and alter it by changing the white areas to light blue, and when I did that, it generated both as a keyframe for image to video and as a reference image in text to image. It is possible with slight changes to the image, you can change it enough for it to be accepted.

I have asked for this image to be looked at and if I get any additional information, I will post a follow-up.

    droopy

Altered version:

Thanks for your reply! This is the image. I've had it for over a decade and cannot remember it a friend made it and sent it to me or if I found it. Appreciate the response. 

Yes it was image to video. I even screenshotted it to see if it worked and it didn't. I attached the photo. 

@Weezypain depending on where you acquired the image of an astronaut in a suit, some sites add metadata to prevent their images from being used with AI services and therefore show as blocked. If these are your own original images, as @droopydog500 requested can you post the image and supply the prompt you are using so we can test further?

Hello @Weezypain,

Thank you for your message. 

On the astronaut one, was that for text to image or image to video? Could you upload that image?

Thanks,
    droopy