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My AI-generated images were rejected. Please help a beginner understand what went wrong.

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December 28, 2024
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Hello! Please help me understand why my AI-generated images were rejected. The reason stated was "Low Quality." Before this, I submitted about 10 holiday backgrounds, and they were all accepted. However, all my other AI images were rejected. Is it really a quality issue? Or am I incorrectly labeling the images? I did indicate that they were AI-generated. I’m new to the site, so I don’t quite understand what the problem is. I would appreciate any feedback. Thank you!

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Correct answer Jill_C

Labeling them as AI does not avoid the need for a close inspection of all elements on the image. Moderators zoom in to at least 100% and inspect all areas. As @daniellei4510 said, the blue tone on her skin is odd, and the fluted edge of the headphone is poorly drawn. The composition of the image cuts off part of her at the top.

jacquelingphoto2017

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Hi @????_6882 ,

The skin color is not correct. The eyes are not sharp and the overall image is too dark.

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Jacquelin

Abambo

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In addition what has been said: the "exposure" is not correct. Whites and blacks are missing and the shadows need to be lifted, so that there is some structure in her hair. You should also check her eye. the lower part is incorrectly drawn.

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Labeling them as AI does not avoid the need for a close inspection of all elements on the image. Moderators zoom in to at least 100% and inspect all areas. As @daniellei4510 said, the blue tone on her skin is odd, and the fluted edge of the headphone is poorly drawn. The composition of the image cuts off part of her at the top.

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daniellei4510

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Good point about the hair. I either use gen expand in cases like this, or clone out the hair to bring all of it into the frame. Another option is to simple crop it off even more, so that it looks like the close crop was done intentionally for compositional purposes. It's kind of an all or nothing type of deal.

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daniellei4510

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There's a blue cast that could be corrected. But also, the textured rim around the headset has drawing errors pretty much all the way around.

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????_6882Author

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Thank you. So, the problem is with the image itself? I thought maybe I hadn't checked the right box, and that's why my content isn't being accepted.

daniellei4510

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If you checked the box saying the asset was AI generated and that people and places are fictional, you're doing it right.

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