Smooth Wrinkles in Robe Photos
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I have a small batch of robe photographs that need careful wrinkle removal. The set includes two scenarios: robes neatly placed on a couch and the same robes being worn. My goal is to present the fabric looking fresh and inviting without losing its natural drape or texture.
You’ll receive the high-resolution files (RAW or large JPEG, whichever you prefer) via Dropbox. I’d like each image returned at the original resolution, supplied as a layered PSD for any future tweaks plus a flattened, web-ready JPEG.
Key points to keep in mind:
• Erase wrinkles so the material appears smooth yet realistic—no “plastic” airbrushed effect.
• Preserve true colour, weave detail, and overall lighting.
• Keep every other element exactly as shot; I don’t need background swaps or major scene alterations for now.
Once the edits are complete, I’ll review them on calibrated displays; any areas that still look creased or over-smoothed will need a quick revision. If you work in Adobe Photoshop (or a comparable professional editor) and are comfortable with non-destructive, mask-based retouching, this should be a straightforward assignment. Looking forward to seeing the robes looking their best!
You’ll receive the high-resolution files (RAW or large JPEG, whichever you prefer) via Dropbox. I’d like each image returned at the original resolution, supplied as a layered PSD for any future tweaks plus a flattened, web-ready JPEG.
Key points to keep in mind:
• Erase wrinkles so the material appears smooth yet realistic—no “plastic” airbrushed effect.
• Preserve true colour, weave detail, and overall lighting.
• Keep every other element exactly as shot; I don’t need background swaps or major scene alterations for now.
Once the edits are complete, I’ll review them on calibrated displays; any areas that still look creased or over-smoothed will need a quick revision. If you work in Adobe Photoshop (or a comparable professional editor) and are comfortable with non-destructive, mask-based retouching, this should be a straightforward assignment. Looking forward to seeing the robes looking their best!