About Scan Rejection
Hi!please I got a little exclamation to do, I submited some scans yesterday, and the ones that I was sure that they will be accepted were rejected, (Rejection reason : already existing into the gallery), but my scans were clearer, (the original ones were cuted in the middle by a line), mine were clear, selfscanned and its resolution were close to the original scans in the gallery, and also I got paper reduction (2scans -> -200papers)
I already precised that my scans are already existing and they are cleaner (don't have line in the middle) when I submited them, here are the original scans and my resolutions :
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my scan resolution : 2161x3603
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my scan resolution : 2542x3603
Can you precise the scan rejection please ?
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but my scans were clearer, (the original ones were cuted in the middle by a line)
The fold lines are insignificant and can be easily cleaned. Quality of existing scan is also good. As such, the larger version stays. Unless you are able to scan the same image at the same resolution size (or larger) with a much better quality than the existing one right now, the existing images will remain as it is.
...and its resolution were close to the original scans in the gallery
Tonagura (Gallery): 3846 x 5500px
Tonagura (your ver.): 2161x3603px <- as you claimed
Mai Otome (Gallery): 3472 x 4961px
Mai Otome (your ver.): 2542x3603px <- as you claimed
Totally far from close.
DiasMai Otome (Gallery): 3472 x 4961px Mai Otome (your ver.): 2542x3603px <- as you claimed Totally far from close.
Also, as I know, a far difference is for exemple 5000 and 1600, that's what a great administrator told me, thanks to her by the way, ^nat, when I need her she helps me all the time...
So, sorry but I don't agree with you... if my scans are rejected, it's not for the reason that you gave me, not because "The fold lines are insignificant and can be easily cleaned."
If you take some time to read the FAQ you'll have a better understanding of the rules than you would after a few targeted questions you've been asking on specific scans.







