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The attached image is AI generated and was rejected at the first review due to quality issues.
So I revised and resubmitted and was rejected for similar content issue.
There are indeed many photos with similar compositions. However, I did a similar search for images narrowed down to Asians and I don't think there are that many.
I could not find in my search which content was very similar. Which is the content on which the rejection was based? Does anyone know how to find out?
Thank you very much in advance.
The new Adobe Stock Experience allows buyers to refine stock images from the platform using generative AI.
For this reason, Adobe doesn't need similar images. They're looking for unique content.
If all you use is AI, you're going to struggle with similar content because AI has a bias for certain body types, facial features and hairstyles.
Just my 5 cents (adjusted for inflation).
This has happened to me. Twice. Grin and bear it is pretty much our only option.
We have no way of knowing the "similars" that were detected by the new algorithm.
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The new Adobe Stock Experience allows buyers to refine stock images from the platform using generative AI.
For this reason, Adobe doesn't need similar images. They're looking for unique content.
If all you use is AI, you're going to struggle with similar content because AI has a bias for certain body types, facial features and hairstyles.
Just my 5 cents (adjusted for inflation).
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To be honest, I thought there were some quality issues with the Firefly refinement, especially since there is not a lot of similar content for Asian races, which led to its creation.
However, Firefly will eventually change with version upgrades, and I guess it is just a matter of time.
I think I am following your advice. I will take it as a reference.
Thanks.
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This has happened to me. Twice. Grin and bear it is pretty much our only option.
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We have no way of knowing the "similars" that were detected by the new algorithm.