if the real problem is quality - could be, as i don't see any other issues (sharpness, focus or exposure). I had 8 paper money photos uploaded, with and without passport, and some didn't have shadows, but all were rejected.
From just a quick look, the quality looks good to me. It would be nice to know if part of Adobe's image assessment is automated using AI. I've also had images rejected on quality which I consider good - it could perhaps be something simple like insuffient pixel count or sharpness issues, or perhaps what the AI algarithm determines as over processed (over edited). It would be good to hear from someone Adode or someone with expert knowledge on this subject.
I'd categorise your image as conceptual, so perhaps a reason for rejection is all the possibilities of how an image could be interpreted - Adode may prefer not to engage with a contributer about this and use 'quality' as a easy reason for rejecting an image.
From just a quick look, the quality looks good to me. It would be nice to know if part of Adobe's image assessment is automated using AI. I've also had images rejected on quality which I consider good - it could perhaps be something simple like insuffient pixel count or sharpness issues, or perhaps what the AI algarithm determines as over processed (over edited).
(I'm not from Adobe, but somewhere, deep in this forum, you will find an answer from Mat Hayward, from Adobe, confirming that moderation is done by humans)
Yet above you are suggesting that the image may have been rejected because of the banknotes (very likely) but the reason given by Adobe for rejection is 'image quality'.
Paper money must not be reproduced in whole but partial depictions (<75%) may be acceptable in some countries. All currency featuring the likeness of Queen Elizabeth II is unacceptable.
What i see from the attached photo, 100 euro banknote could be > 75%, it's difficult to calculte it, but could be a reason. Thanks!
That could be, but that would be then a wrong refusal reason. Photoshop does not open the asset. So, it's detecting money, and that is not good. However, I do not know if that would be enough to refuse the asset.
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