Ai images refused

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January 9, 2024
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Hello guys, time ago i posted some images generated with Midjourney v4 and v5. They got accepted. I post an example:

Now i'm posting other images generated with Midjourney v 5 (again) and v6 and aren't getting accepted. I don't understand why cause the quality is the same (v 4 has very noisy images so it makes nonsense they got accepted but now v 5 and 6 images no). I post an example of 1 that got refused:

Can someone please explain me what's exactly the problem?

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Correct answer Jill_C

Noise is not the only quality aspect on which images are judged. The first (accepted) image was actually more cohesive in terms of drawing details. The second image has numerous drawing errors and artifacts.

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Jill_C

Correct answer

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Noise is not the only quality aspect on which images are judged. The first (accepted) image was actually more cohesive in terms of drawing details. The second image has numerous drawing errors and artifacts.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

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oleschwander

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In any case, a mistake is that the roof of the tower to the right is not fully drawn. And maybe the green lanterns shoud be alike.

daniellei4510

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Possibly, because "time ago," AI assets were being accepted by untrained moderators with regard to this new medium. People with 6 fingers, etc. It's much more difficult now to get AI assets accepted and the bar has been raised (if you're playing high jump; lowered if you're playing limbo).

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shaky camera

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Do you know that is the case? A lot more of my images have been rejected recently. I was wondering if it was what DALL-E generated, the uspcaler or Adobe themselves. If it is actually down to a far more stringent acceptance process then that is fair enough.