Can anyone help me understand why this image was rejected for "Quality Issues" on Adobe Stock? I'd appreciate feedback on what needs improvement (sharpness, noise, artifacts, resolution, composition, etc.). Thank you!

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daniellei4510Correct answer

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Logically speaking, the laptop operator is looking at the overlay in reverse, so he would be seeing TEGDUB. Not that I haven’t seen this issue pop up in accepted assets, but it doesn’t make visual sense. The white buttons on the shirt are way too out of focus. Lastly, this concept (hands/laptop/overlay has been done to death and was even common before AI made it easier to create.

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Nancy OShea

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Did you create all those icons yourself?

The lightbulb, calculator, gears, shield, etc. look very familiar.

Using icons sourced from 3rd parties without their written permission is IP infringement.

Good luck.

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Jill_C

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Composition is flawed. The floating screen should be flipped, and the hand seems too,large.

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daniellei4510

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Logically speaking, the laptop operator is looking at the overlay in reverse, so he would be seeing TEGDUB. Not that I haven’t seen this issue pop up in accepted assets, but it doesn’t make visual sense. The white buttons on the shirt are way too out of focus. Lastly, this concept (hands/laptop/overlay has been done to death and was even common before AI made it easier to create.

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