Ironworks Catalog Photo Editing
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
I have a large batch of product shots—iron gates, railings, and fencing—that need to look like they all belong on the same catalog page. Every image requires three touch-ups: solid color correction so the metal tones stay true, careful background removal, and cleanup of any dust, scratches, or welding marks that crept into the picture.
Once the background is gone, I’d like you to decide which custom backdrop makes each piece pop. You’re free to test a natural outdoor setting, a subtle studio gradient, or even a soft blur; the goal is a cohesive series that feels premium and consistent across print and web.
Here’s what I expect back:
• High-resolution, print-ready files (CMYK JPEG or TIFF)
• Web-optimized versions (sRGB PNG with transparency if needed)
• A layered PSD for each image so future tweaks are easy
If the first handful meet the mark—accurate iron colors, no jagged edges, and a uniform look—I’ll green-light the rest of the set. Looking forward to seeing how you bring these pieces together.
Once the background is gone, I’d like you to decide which custom backdrop makes each piece pop. You’re free to test a natural outdoor setting, a subtle studio gradient, or even a soft blur; the goal is a cohesive series that feels premium and consistent across print and web.
Here’s what I expect back:
• High-resolution, print-ready files (CMYK JPEG or TIFF)
• Web-optimized versions (sRGB PNG with transparency if needed)
• A layered PSD for each image so future tweaks are easy
If the first handful meet the mark—accurate iron colors, no jagged edges, and a uniform look—I’ll green-light the rest of the set. Looking forward to seeing how you bring these pieces together.