Jewelry Retouching

Product Retouching

The enhancement of product photographs to ensure they accurately represent the product at its best: removing dust particles, fingerprints, and scratches from surfaces; correcting reflections and highlights on shiny or metallic products; improving color accuracy; enhancing material texture detail; and ensuring consistency across an entire product line. Product retouching goes beyond background removal to address the quality of the product image itself.

Color Correction

The adjustment of an image's hue, saturation, brightness, contrast, and white balance to ensure the product appears as it does in real life. In e-commerce, accurate color is a commercial requirement: if the product color in the image doesn't match what arrives in the box, return rates increase. Color correction is applied at the individual image level and normalized across a full catalog batch.

Image Masking

An advanced background removal technique for subjects with complex, fine, or semi-transparent edges that a clipping path cannot handle precisely. Image masking uses layer masks, channel masks, or luminosity masks in Photoshop to separate fine hair, fur, transparent fabric, glass, and delicate jewelry from their backgrounds. The result is a clean cutout that preserves fine detail at the edges.