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Microstock Photography Forum - General => AI Generated Stock Photography => Topic started by: wds on January 21, 2024, 10:57
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When submitting AI assets to Adobestock, do folks classify as "Photos" or "Illustration"?
I would think if the image is truly "photorealistic" than it would be classed as "photo", otherwise "illustration"?
There is definitely a large "grey area". What have folks been doing in this regard?
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When submitting AI assets to Adobestock, do folks classify as "Photos" or "Illustration"?
I would think if the image is truly "photorealistic" than it would be classed as "photo", otherwise "illustration"?
There is definitely a large "grey area". What have folks been doing in this regard?
Yes, there is currently definitely a gray area.
There is an official guideline from Adobe with examples of images, but it is not clear when exactly the category for photos no longer applies.
https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/generative-ai-content.html
I would also assume that the AI Images have to be really photorealistic to be classified as photos.
For illustrations I would say e.g. for surreal illustrations, collages, obviously 3D content, etc.
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It depends on the image, if it is photorealistic you need to set it to photo. If it is non photo-real eg. illustrative, artistic, then it needs to be illustration.
When submitting AI assets to Adobestock, do folks classify as "Photos" or "Illustration"?
I would think if the image is truly "photorealistic" than it would be classed as "photo", otherwise "illustration"?
There is definitely a large "grey area". What have folks been doing in this regard?