Why Was My Picture Rejected?

[Ercan Isler]

Hi,

I received the notification as shown below. I couldn't see where the problem is.

Thanks for giving us the chance to consider your image. Unfortunately, this image doesn't meet our quality standards so we can’t accept it into our collection.

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[daniellei4510]

If you post the image here, we might be of help. Rejections are common, even among seasoned contributors.

[Nancy OShea]

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[Abambo]

I received the notification as shown below. I couldn't see where the problem is.

By @Ercan Isler

We can't see the problem, neither, if you do not post the picture here as submitted.

[Ercan Isler]

Hello again. I forgot to add the pictures. I apologize. I am sending a few pictures. The others are similar to these pictures. I made my first submission but it was not accepted.

[RALPH_L · Accepted solution]

Just real quick:

the first image is too dark.

the second image, when viewed at 200% , artifacts can bee seen between the flames and the sky on the left.

the third image is too dark, not sharp and the players in the background are distorted.

[Jill_C · Accepted solution]

The first image is too dark and blurry, has jagged lines and many details that just don't make sense.

The second image is also blurry when zoomed and has many details that don't make sense like the way the face guard is put together.

The third image has many details that are incompletely drawn, for instance the hips on one side are crisp and detailed; on the other side it's just a blurry blob. 

All images need to be carefully inspected by zooming in to at least 100%. If the errors can't be corrected, you'll have to discard them. I've read reports that indicate that the majority of AI output is of insufficient quality to sell as stock images. You either have to delete them or learn how to correct the errors.

[Abambo · Accepted solution]

(1) colour clipping:

Aliasing:

The picture misses contrast.

(42) Missing focus (the image is not sharp):

Artefacts:

Colour clipping:

In addition, the geometry is not correct.

(2) Artefacts:

Sharpness.

All kinds of other errors:

You can argue that monster hands can be anything and anyhow, but still, both hands do not look correct. If you create something, you need to persuade the viewer that it is correct, even if it is a monster…

[daniellei4510 · Accepted solution]

First, in general, I don't know if there is any commercial value with respect to these images. But more importantly, you have assumed that AI can do no wrong.

Two images are attached with comments.