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daniellei4510
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April 6, 2025

Photoshop>Image>Image size and increesed the width and hight. 


And that would explain why your images are soft. To enlarge AI results, you should be using an AI upscaler. Some are free on the internet. A commercial one is Topaz Gigapixel AI. If you DO want to use Photoshop, I would recommend Filters > Neural Filters > Zoom for improved results over standard enlargements. I was working with an extra soft version to begin with, but I ran the asset below through Topaz Photo (similar to Gigapixel AI). On the left is your original version. On the right is an upscaled, sharpened version.



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Jill_C
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April 5, 2025

2328.jpg - underexposed and soft focus

 

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RALPH_L
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April 5, 2025

They dont look focused to me. Are they AI? If so, did you enlarge them?

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April 6, 2025

Yes genereted by AI. Upscaled with photoshop.

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daniellei4510
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April 6, 2025

Upscaled? Or enlarged? There's a big difference.

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daniellei4510
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April 5, 2025

What reason for rejection was given? Quality issues? Too similar? Adobe has been rejecting assets for both reasons, often without clear justification, for the past few weeks.

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