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May 21, 2025
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Looking for feedback on rejections based on quality issues

  • May 21, 2025
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Hello, 

Looking for feedback on why the images have been rejected. Would appreciate any help, been struggling with acceptance of my images recently.

Correct answer Abambo

Besides holding the phone strangely, you have things like this in your images: 

You need to check your assets before submitting, if you want to avoid refusals.

 

This does not make sense: 

 

Watch the hands! This guy has a teleskopic thumb and other weird things with his hands:

The round button will earn you an IP violation, as Apple is fiercly defending their trademarks and look and feel of their phones.

 

Geometry errors like these: 

Texture errors like these:

Keyboards are very often faulty: 

blown out highlights, clipping: 

...and you should avoid adding things like this:

That's an easy addition, but difficult to edit out again.

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jacquelingphoto2017
Community Expert
Community Expert
May 21, 2025

Hi @reubenl58709281 ,

I look at the first three zoomed. I observe they have shallow depth, causing the edges to be soft. Also, they tend to have a blue tint. 

Best wishes

Jacquelin

 

daniellei4510
Community Expert
Community Expert
May 21, 2025

To name a few. You need to review your assets at a minimum of 100% (200% is better). If you are going for photorealistic AI, it must absolutely be photorealistic.

 

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Inspiring
May 21, 2025

Thank you, I appreciate it. Any more issues you can point out? I want to make a list of things I should generally catch in my editing process.

daniellei4510
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Community Expert
May 21, 2025

What to look for generally? Everything.

 

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Abambo
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AbamboCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
May 21, 2025

Besides holding the phone strangely, you have things like this in your images: 

You need to check your assets before submitting, if you want to avoid refusals.

 

This does not make sense: 

 

Watch the hands! This guy has a teleskopic thumb and other weird things with his hands:

The round button will earn you an IP violation, as Apple is fiercly defending their trademarks and look and feel of their phones.

 

Geometry errors like these: 

Texture errors like these:

Keyboards are very often faulty: 

blown out highlights, clipping: 

...and you should avoid adding things like this:

That's an easy addition, but difficult to edit out again.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
Inspiring
May 21, 2025

Thanks!
Are there any more things you could point out? it would be quite useful for me to understand and note these down for future.

Abambo
Community Expert
Community Expert
May 21, 2025

Do as I did. Look at your assets, and if you find inconsistencies and things that simply are not right, edit them out. I did look into each of your pictures and found issues in each of them. However, as it takes time to critique assets thoroughly, I won't go deeper into the details. 

 

You have to check everything at 100%. Geometries need to be correct, textures need to be correct, anatomy needs to be correct... Generative AI makes generally a lot of rendering errors, as they don't know what they are rendering. Users often do not critically analyse the assets. 

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer