Worries regarding Rejections.

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I hope everyone is doing well. I'm concerned about my stock rejections once more, therefore I'd want to ask a simple, childish question.How many rejected photos may I have before my account is in danger of being suspended or facing other repercussions?
 
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daniellei4510 · Accepted Answer

Okay, these are the images that were rejected. I am aware that you previously advised me to "avoid square format," but these were the photos which I submitted when I was a complete novice.

Teeth, eyes and ears need fixing, some weird artifacts showing up here and there, some haloing around the tie (probably the result of upscaling). The image of the man in the middle of the street. He seems separated from the background, as if he was composited. Seems like he should be casting a shadow somewhere to make him more a part of the scene. In general, if your goal is photorealism, these subjects look more like cardboard cutouts rather than flesh and blood people.

daniellei4510 · Answer

Daud,I would highly recommend you run your images through facial restoration software such as GFPGAN: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1sVsoBd9AjckIXThgtZhGrHRfFI6UUYOo#scrollTo=zuBCgeH08tdn If you're on a Mac, it does not work with Safari. Use Chrome instead.Reduce your original AI images by 50% before sending them through (the result will return an image that is back to its original size).It does not work well with faces that are in strong profile. That is, both eyes need to be as visible as possible.This is a free site, but if their servers are busy, you won't be able use it (worse case scenerio), or you'll be able to use it without their GPU. Otherwise, simply come back at a later time or purchase some GPU hours.

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