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Photos Quality Issue

  • September 12, 2023
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I received a rejection for the attached images because they don't meet the 'quality' standard, but received the approval for others that look almost exactly the same. I accurately labeled them as generative AI, so I'm not sure what the issue is here or what I can do to get these approved. If I re-submit, will it flag my account for spam?

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Correct answer Jill_C

In the first image, the woman's irises are misshapen and her teeth are wonky.
The teeth of the woman in the second image are also messed up.

The hand of the woman in the third image is weird. Their faces are also blurry when zoomed in.

png file format should be reserved for files with transparency 

 

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Abambo
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September 12, 2023

15: the girl is a shark with at least 2 rows of teeth:

11: Alien eye:

Artefacts:

…and an urgent need to change the dentist:

9: not in focus:

(neither is the girl). Check also the boy's teeth. It could be a natural defect, but for an AI, I would tend to a display error. The girl also needs some teeth refining.

And the hand has been named multiple times here, it's a classic:

Moreover, less important, but for AI it should be perfect, check the other hand. Looks as it comes from a different body, besides this extreme chromatic aberration:

 

In addition, the pictures should have the sRGB colour profile embedded. I doubt that you will get a refusal for that, but still, it is a violation of the rules.

 

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
Abambo
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September 12, 2023
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If I re-submit, will it flag my account for spam?


By @Robert308832053b7k

If you do not address the issues and do that a lot, sure.

 

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(...) but received the approval for others that look almost exactly the same.


By @Robert308832053b7k

That may also be considered as spamming.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
daniellei4510
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September 12, 2023

I used facial restoration software (GFPGAN) to fix the eyes and teeth. Camera Raw Filter also showed some burned out highlights in the man's hat and side of his face, so I lowered the highlights then increased the exposure. My advice: no matter how good it looks, always run portraits through facial restoration software and you'll see improvements 99.9% of the time. Though occasional they only make things worse, especially with portraits in profile.

All that said, I'd take this image further if it were mine. I'd brighten the whites of eyes a little, and the man's could use a little work.


As for the two school friends, again...facial restoration for the eyes and teeth. The young man needs some catchlights in his eyes. Facial restortion might do this for you or you can add them manually. They're faces are also a little soft compare to the other two images.

You can TRY facial restoration on the black couple to fix the teeth but.  as mentioned, things can sometimes get wonky with 3/4 profiles. 

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Jill_C
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Jill_CCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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September 12, 2023

In the first image, the woman's irises are misshapen and her teeth are wonky.
The teeth of the woman in the second image are also messed up.

The hand of the woman in the third image is weird. Their faces are also blurry when zoomed in.

png file format should be reserved for files with transparency 

 

Jill C., Forum Volunteer
RALPH_L
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September 12, 2023

First of all you use the word photo in the file name. Second they are png and should be jpg.

In the second image, look at the guys eye. It is red. The sky is over exposed and there are some focus issues.

daniellei4510
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September 12, 2023

Hi @RALPH_L. I've always wondered about that. Though "photo" in the title may raise flags to some moderators, do the actual titles stay with the images after they are accepted? That is, can the buyer see the original title and are they important in terms of searching for images?

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Jill_C
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September 12, 2023

Yes, of course your titles are used in the search algorithm, as well as the keywords you enter; however, your file names are not searchable or even visible to the potential Buyer.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer
Ricky336
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September 12, 2023

Not sure about these. If one looks very closely, one will find errors! If you have others that were accepted and they are similar, I would leave these ones and move on. Don't waste time on these ones!

The one with the woman smiling  (checked flannel shirt) reminds me of the Joker's wife! 😊

photorebelle
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September 12, 2023

The fingers of the young woman in the third photo ( the one who seems to be in a stadium ) seems strange to me. 

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