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REFERENCE IMAGE COPYRIGHT ERROR

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
September 10, 2024
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I AM TRYING TO UPLOAD A REFERENCE IMAGE. I DRAW THE IMAGE MYSELF IN ILLUSTRATOR. I DID NOT MAKE ANY COPYING.

DESPITE THIS, THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DOES NOT PERFORM THE OPERATION I WANT, THINKING THAT IT IS COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT

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Oh.N8

Hey @Bin945_7

After putting your image into Google Image Source, a few similar images did come up. By no means are they the same. However, the style is a bit similar.

Examples of similar styles.
Shutterstock
https://www.shutterstock.com/image-vector/psychedelic-1970-groovy-poster-placard-melting-2173666353

RedBubble
https://www.redbubble.com/shop/euglena+t-shirts

What is it that you are attempting to do with the images? If you are looking to make mock ups, you can create mock ups in Illustrator as well as PS.

Cheers,
O. Nate

droopydog500

Community Manager

Hi @Bin945_7,

It is hard to tell why some of these composition references are rejected. I think in some cases, it thinks it might be a phallic object. Because colour is not important on structure images, try changing the colours. That has worked in limited cases for others.

droopy

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Bin945_7Author

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When I use a different file for the outer stroke lines, this problem does not occur. I tried it.

But even if these colors are different, it gives this error when there are stroke lines.
I have an illustrator drawing, I will share it as soon as possible

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Bin945_7Author

Participant

There is no interaction such as clicking, approving, or canceling in the message that appears on the screen. It opens, waits a little, and then closes.

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Bin945_7Author

Participant

The message that pops up says "your reference image has been removed because it violates the firefly user guides." No matter what I do it doesn't work

droopydog500

Community Manager

@Bin945_7 , does it give the same error if you use other images? Looking at the reference image, I am not sure why it would reject it.

droopy

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Kevin Stohlmeyer

Community Expert

@Bin945_7 click through the pop up message and you can use these as reference. The pop up is boiler plate asking you to confirm you have rights to use.

droopydog500

Community Manager

@Kevin Stohlmeyer,

Actually, when I use those images as a composition reference, I get a guidelines error. I am not sure what is causing it.

droopy

Adobe Community Expert (not an Adobe employee)

Monika Gause

Community Expert

To me it looks like it has some Simpsons vibes arbout it. I edited the colors, made it more muted, but still got the guidelines error.

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