How do we choose an image that won't be rejected?

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December 28, 2024
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Correct answer daniellei4510

You have to keep in mind that it is not the subject that determines if an asset is accepted or rejected. It is if the subject is rendered accurately and without drawing errors. Jewelry is often problematic with AI and more often than not, I decide to eliminate it.

This thumbnail here, for example. It begins to disappear, and there's another strand that leads to nothing.

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These are such pictures

daniellei4510

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We can't tell much from these thumbnails. You need to upload a couple of images full sized as you intend to submit them, if you already haven't. Or just start uploading. You can learn a lot from rejections.

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Jill_C

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The images cannot be properly assessed from such tiny thumbnails. Upload them at full size.

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Jill_C

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Upload a couple of your rejected images here, and the community members will help you to identify the flaws for which it was rejected.

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daniellei4510

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Review the asset at 100% or even 200% to look for noise, exposure issues, excessive grain, etc.; or if AI, look for drawing errors. Hard to say without seeing an example. Look at images on stock.adobe.com and get a feel for what type and quality of assets are being accepted.

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