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Jill_C
Community Expert
Community Expert
January 29, 2025

Quality comprises much more than just file size. You must zoom in 100-200% on each image and inspect carefully for artifacts and AI drawing errors. On people images you must look at fingers, ears, eyes, nose, teeth, mouth, skin texture, hair, clothing, buttons, button holes, clasps, jewelry, etc. 

 

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Ricky336
Community Expert
Community Expert
January 29, 2025

Hello,

As these are 'photos' one also needs to look at the tone. So, in my view the white balance in most of them needs adjusting - although it is a minor adjustment.

E.g.: Orginal

 

And a minor adjustment:

Make the image slightly warmer.

 

The indoor shots are a bit green. You have to adjust the skin tones and overall tone.

E.g:

 

 

These images are judged as photos - because they come under this category.

 

 

 

 

daniellei4510
Community Expert
Community Expert
January 29, 2025

Quality issues have nothing to do with file size. Examine your assets at 100% or more and fix any errors before submitting.

 

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Participant
January 29, 2025

You have marked many hairs here. May I know what the problem is with the hair here?

daniellei4510
Community Expert
Community Expert
January 29, 2025

In my opinion, they need to be toned down at the very least. People naturally have loose hairs, but these are a little excessive. Especially the older couple, whose loose hairs are extremely thick. Also, I did not necessarily point out every issue. Moderators only need one reason to reject an image. 

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