Understand quality flags
Use automated checks as a review aid, not an automatic rejection.
Before you start
Quality flags are signals. Motion, stage lighting and intentional exposure can trigger them even when the photo is usable.
Steps
In the Staging Area, open the quality filter.
Review photos marked Blurry, Dark, Overexposed, Eyes Closed, No Faces or Duplicate.
Open each important photo at full preview size before deciding.
Keep, edit or decline the photo according to the event’s creative requirements.
When you are done
Your final selection reflects a human review while the flags speed up culling.
If something goes wrong
If the flag seems wrong, keep the photo. Approval is not blocked by a quality warning.
Features, allowances and download quality can depend on your plan, event mode and permissions.