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Images rejected due to quality issues

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
November 17, 2024
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Hey y'all!

I'm not sure why but my AI images keep getting rejected.

Any advice on how to improve them will be much appreaciated (size, color correction, niche, etc).

Thank you very much.

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Abambo

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As @daniellei4510 said, we can't guess based on your small previews. But from experience, I would guess that your solar panels are crooked. Generative AI is bad at rendering regularly shaped patterns.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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Artisan OdysseyAuthor

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Each image is generally 5000 px by 5000 px.

If necessary, I can try to redownload/upload the images as attachments for you to examine them further.

Besides your criticism of the solar panel images, what criticism/recommendation do you have for the other images?

daniellei4510

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Yes, it will be necessary. But what do you mean by "redownload?" Once your images are on Adobe's servers, you can't access them again without purchasing them. And that will get your account banned. In any event, image dimensions are not considered "quality issues."

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daniellei4510

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We need the full-sized images as submitted to make our observations. These thumbnails don't provide enough detail.

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Artisan OdysseyAuthor

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Like requested, here they are:

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The fig is drawn incorrectly.

The woman seems to have a second set of teeth.

the solar panels are poorly drawn.

There are so many AI-generated images being accepted that it's unbelievable how some of them make it through. If we’re talking about quality issues, here’s just one example I’ve seen among many. It feels unfair because some creators don’t even put effort into correcting the generated images—they upload them directly to Adobe, and they’re accepted.

I don’t know what to say, but this really needs to be addressed to ensure fairness and maintain quality standards.

Here is one example, how this image was accepted - 645646566 - elon mask with super luxury car Stock Photo | Adobe Stock

and there a tones of them like that

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