Vector rejected for quality issues

Forum|Forum|3 years ago
September 20, 2022
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hello!

I have been uploaded for some times, but recently I've received more rejection than before all due to quality issues. I have double checked if they've met the requirement. Or maybe I overlooked something? I'd appreciate any inputs. Thanks in advance!!

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Nancy OShea

Community Expert

Is text absolutely necessary for these vectors?

I ask because most customers have their own text they want to use. See the dos & don'ts below.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

Abambo

Community Expert

Without seeing the vector file, it is difficult to assess the real problem of your nice creations. But, I would guess, that these seams point to an issue.

There are more of them all around your bunny picture.

Your tropical fruits picture shows banding and aliasing. The aliasing is strange, as other elements are nicely anti-aliased.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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Quiet Studio

Inspiring

Can you explain, how to find these issues in software or other way to find out these problems, These issue make me too much upset because of these issues my many files got rejected 😞😞.

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Test Screen Name

Legend

You find these problems by carefully looking at your pictures, using a high magification (100%-400%). You must examine the whole image carefully. There is no shortcut, and especially no automation - Adobe will do the same thing, a human reviews each picture, and will reject at the first problem that they see. I think Adobe recently greatly increased the care with which they look at illustrations, because of the influx of terrible AI images. This has had an effect on everyone.

I assume you are also submitting the AI/EPS files for your vectors. These are more difficult to check but do what you can. Imagine you are a VERY VERY particular customer who likes to complain.

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