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hi , can u plz clear one more thing , i m editing my images which were not acepted n rejected , question is that , can i uplaod my rejected pictures again after editing ?
Yes, you can resubmit assets that have been accepted. If an asset is rejected a second time, it's best to move on and submit new ones.
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please let me know if we are generating images through AI , than there will be chances of having eroor which we can point out , in that case wat shoukd we do ?
Learn how to edit with Photoshop or another graphic design program. It's imperative. 99.9% of all AI generations require some degree of editing. I consider myself lucky when I only have to spend 10 to 20 minutes to fix an AI generated asset. The majority take me at least an hour, and a few even longer.
First and foremost, avoid complex prompts and subjects. I gave up on subjects such as interiors and architecture a long time ago.
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Adobe Community Expert | I have miles to go before I sleep, but I'm all done on this end.
just my 2 cents .... the problem i see with AI, watching the images posted here, is that is not realistic ... there are errors in the lights/shadows realism, the plant and the vase in one of the images are poorly drawned, the same for other details in the images, the pillow creases are not realistic .... this is what
my eyes are seeing ... it's 10 years i make animations with various 3D softwares and renderers ... for example i was saying that the pillow creases are not realistic ... because for what i can see they dont respect the laws of physics ... if you make a realistic simulation with a 3d software the result is much much more realistic ... Good luck to you all ...