Firefly imagens rejeitadas por problrmas de qualifade

[Rocha Santos]

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Poderia me ajudar a entenderos erros nessas imagens. 

[Rocha Santos]

Imagens geradas atraves do Firefly 4... meu portfólio, https://stock.adobe.com/br/contributor/212400339/Rocha%20Santos

[Nancy OShea]

How many hands does a wristwatch have?

[Rocha Santos]

Thanks Nancy for the comments!

[jacquelingphoto2017]

Hi @Rocha Santos ,

For the first image, there is an issue with the bag strap attachment. It is attached at the top of the bag instead of the side.

Poor rendering of the holes and lace of the shoe.

There is an issue with the depth of one side of the watch face. The left seem to be too deep at the edge.

Also the buckle is not entering the hole on the strap.

Best wishes

Jacquelin

[Rocha Santos]

Thanks for the comments!

[daniellei4510]

[Rocha Santos]

Thanks for the comments, I will start editing and analyzing my images well before sending them to Adobe Stock... thanks for the answers!

[daniellei4510]

Happy to be of help.

[Jill_C]

There is a drawing error in the tongue of the shoes.

[Jill_C]

The stitching is messy. I certainly would not buy such a handbag !

[daniellei4510]

Here's what I used to do to check for AI errors. Use Photoshop's Grid feature to divide your image into manageable units, enlarge your asset by 200%, then check each unit from left to right. You'll learn over time to imagine the units without even having to set them, but they do still help now and then. Finally, view your asset one last time, reduced to fit your screen.  It's just as important to see how the image looks from corner to corner (which is probably closer to the size it will actually be displayed) as well as enlarged. This is useful to see if anything needs straightening, if the color needs adjusting, etc.