Rejected Images - explanation

[tomislav_7368]

hello everyone, I apologize in advance, this is my first post on the forum, so I'm not sure if I started the topic in the right place.

I have a problem with unaccepted pictures, I would appreciate some further clarification so that I don't make the same mistake in the future, although I really don't understand what is wrong with these pictures. The images are sharp, good resolution, approximately 3500-4500 pixels, size 10-25mb. I honestly don't see the reason for the rejection. If you have any suggestions, I would be grateful.

Big greetings
Tom

[Jill_C]

I have highlighted seversl drawing errors.

[tomislav_7368]

Thank so much , I didn't know it was so rigorous, considering that I've seen pictures with much bigger "failures", but ok, it's important to know what it's about in order to pay more attention.

[Jill_C]

Indeed, it is a common misconception that minor errors are acceptable in AI images, and you can definitely find many such images in the database, in particular from the early days of AI submissions. As the Moderators have received more training and become more adept at spotting the AI errors, we should hopefully be seeing a higher quality of images in the database. As to whether all the flawed images in the database are ever weeded out - we shall see....

[tomislav_7368]

I agree, the quality should be raised to the maximum, if only the rules are the same for everyone. It is important for me to understand the mistake, so that it will not be repeated. Thanks again

[Abambo]

Thank so much , I didn't know it was so rigorous, considering that I've seen pictures with much bigger "failures", but ok, it's important to know what it's about in order to pay more attention.

By @tomislav_7368

That never works out. If you have assets in your database with bigger issues, than those did pass because the moderator was overworked or did not correctly do their job. 

The bigger failures are still in the database, because they did not get reported yet.

[Abambo]

Besides other renderin errors: non-sense writings should be edited out.

...And please explain how the whatever device can penetrate the glass:

There are tons of other drawing errors, but a moderator would just need one to refuse the asset.

[Abambo]

approximately 3500-4500 pixels, size 10-25mb. I honestly don't see the reason for the rejection.

By @tomislav_7368

Hi Tom,

As you probably well know: size is not a sign of quality. 😉

[tomislav_7368]

Hello Abambo,

Of course. However, both images are really quite clean and sharp, considering that it was mentioned that it was done with artificial intelligence, I thought that some "small" details would not affect the non-acceptance of the image. Honestly, I think that the images created by artificial intelligence do not need to be perfect, to be different from the real thing.. But it's not a problem, it was only important for me to know the reason, is the smallest problem to fix it, and I certainly have pictures taken with the camera, so there won't be any problems from that side. 

[daniellei4510]

The database is littered with poor quality assets because there was a time when it was believed AI by design does not need to be, nor can be, perfect. In turn, buyers ask almost daily, "How do I stop seeing all this crappy AI Adobe is shoving down my throat when doing searches?"

[Abambo]

I thought that some "small" details would not affect the non-acceptance of the image. 

By @tomislav_7368

If I see it in the preview, it is not small.

Honestly, I think that the images created by artificial intelligence do not need to be perfect

By @tomislav_7368

As a buyer, I would expect perfect assets. You dog can sit at a table and sip a coctail, but that needs to be perfect.

[tomislav_7368]

I somewhat agree 😄 There are just crazy ideas that may not be perfect but are very interesting and funny. And then they won't be accepted either, and I'm sure many would buy something like that.

I don't want to be misunderstood, I was just asking, just for the reason to start working properly and as the rules dictate. Otherwise, I am engaged in T-shirt printing, I will certainly do this purely as a hobby.