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The balls on the tree are not perfectly round, the ribbons aren't exactly perfect, and, to the best of my knowledge, snow balls do not fall from the sky. 🙂 The mood of the asset did not factor in as to the refusal of this images.
How do you know it is due to filters being too strong? Rejections reasons are never than specific. I think the reason for rejection for the first images was due to artifacts within the text. But I'm not a moderator, so I can't be sure of that. As for the "snowballs" being bokeh...first, they don't strike me as bokeh; secondly, it's one example of what MIGHT have been the cause for rejection, when in fact the malformed bulbs on the tree were probably the first and foremost reason. It only takes o
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Oh...and maybe the reason the first one was rejected was because you or the AI spelled "happy" wrong. 🙂
The refusal reasons given are simply generic text. They just try to enumerate the most common reasons for that refusal type. Moderators do not give out specific refusal reasons. That would take them too much time. So, filters may or may not be the refusal reason, as could be exposure, focus, composition, white balance, artifacts or any other reason.
In the case above it surely is the orthography.
Your picture is not the original as uploaded to stock, so it is quite impossible to check for a bunch of possible errors. But even so, I think that there are more than one error in this asset:
Generative AI is not perfect, and sometimes Adobe does a good job at checking those assets.
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I understand perfectly, and seeing other posts I see that this requested perfection is a common thing, I am "new" to selling images made with artificial intelligence I have only published photographs, but the thing that leaves me surprised is that they talk to me about photographic filters that are too strong, not so much about the appearance of the objects or coherence, even in the sky they are not snowballs but bokeh, but this is another thing.
For example, two other very similar images, one accepted and one rejected always for filters that are too strong, not even for similar photos..
I don't understand this, I'm studying a lot to understand all the rules and mechanisms to be able to publish AI material but I see that it is not easy.
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Your picture is not the original as uploaded to stock, so it is quite impossible to check for a bunch of possible errors. But even so, I think that there are more than one error in this asset:
Generative AI is not perfect, and sometimes Adobe does a good job at checking those assets.
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