Precise Bicycle Recoloring
Budget: €250 – €750 EUR
I have 18 high-resolution bicycle photos, all supplied in JPEG format. For each bike I need around ten alternate paint jobs while keeping every other detail—geometry, decals, reflections, shadows—absolutely identical. No AI or generative tools, please; past tests have subtly altered frame shapes and parts and that will not be acceptable for my high-end clientele.
You will receive a clear, itemised list of the required shades (from Azur Blue to Sparkle Orange, Matt Graphite and several others) together with finish notes such as gloss, matte or metallic. Your task is to apply those finishes with pixel-perfect masking and natural light compensation so the bikes look as if they were shot in those colours originally.
Deliverables
• approx 160 colour-corrected images
• Same resolution and crop as the source files
• Final files returned as high-quality JPEGs, logically named per model and colour
Acceptance criteria
• Only colour layer changes—no distortion, changed parts, blurring or added artefacts
• Consistent lighting, reflections and brush strokes across every series
• Accurate match to the provided colour references (real photos from bicycles.)
Experienced retouchers accustomed to detailed masking in Photoshop (or equivalent) should find this straightforward, but the finish must be showroom-perfect. I look forward to seeing examples of similarly precise recolour work in your portfolio.
You will receive a clear, itemised list of the required shades (from Azur Blue to Sparkle Orange, Matt Graphite and several others) together with finish notes such as gloss, matte or metallic. Your task is to apply those finishes with pixel-perfect masking and natural light compensation so the bikes look as if they were shot in those colours originally.
Deliverables
• approx 160 colour-corrected images
• Same resolution and crop as the source files
• Final files returned as high-quality JPEGs, logically named per model and colour
Acceptance criteria
• Only colour layer changes—no distortion, changed parts, blurring or added artefacts
• Consistent lighting, reflections and brush strokes across every series
• Accurate match to the provided colour references (real photos from bicycles.)
Experienced retouchers accustomed to detailed masking in Photoshop (or equivalent) should find this straightforward, but the finish must be showroom-perfect. I look forward to seeing examples of similarly precise recolour work in your portfolio.