Product and Commercial
Dust and scratches out, colour corrected to the real product, fabric worked without losing the weave, shadows and reflections rebuilt. One standard across the whole range, from 50 cents an image.
Why It Pays
Online, nobody handles the thing before they buy it. The photograph is doing every job the shop floor used to do — showing the finish, the weight of the fabric, the exact shade. Anything the image gets wrong comes back as a return, and returns cost more than the shoot did.
Colour is the expensive one. Studio lighting shifts a navy toward black and a charcoal toward brown, and a customer who ordered one and received the other sends it back and does not order again. Correcting to the real product, against a reference, is unglamorous work that shows up directly in the return rate.
The rest is craft with a rule attached: keep the texture. Dust and scratches come out, packaging creases press flat, but the weave of the fabric and the grain of the leather stay. Smooth a garment past that point and it reads as a rendering, which costs you the trust the photograph was supposed to build.
Selling on Amazon specifically? The Amazon product photo editing page covers that marketplace's listing rules. Costing a whole catalogue? The product photo editing cost guide sets every service against sourced market rates.
What Is Included
Every speck the studio air put on a dark surface, plus fingerprints, hairs and the fine scratches a sample picks up between the warehouse and the table.
The product corrected to the colour it actually is, not the colour the lights made it. This is the edit that decides your return rate on anything sold by shade.
Creases from the packaging pressed out, drape kept, and the weave left intact — a garment smoothed until the texture goes is a garment that looks printed on.
The mannequin removed and the inside neck, cuffs and hem composited back in from a separate shot, so the garment holds its own shape on the page.
Natural drop shadows and surface reflections built where a cut-out left none, so the product sits on the page instead of floating above it.
Background adjusted, cleaned or replaced, with clipping path options included so the same file works on your storefront and in the print catalogue.
When To Use It
How It Runs
RAW or JPEG, plus the extra frames if you shot a garment for ghost mannequin. Send the full range together so the treatment stays consistent across it.
Your background, shadow style, and any colour reference — a Pantone, a physical swatch photo, or images from last season to match against.
Dust and scratches out, colour corrected to reference, fabric worked, shadows rebuilt and backgrounds finished, to one standard across the batch.
Back in 24 to 48 hours. Check the colour against the physical product in daylight — that is the test that matters. Revisions are included until it matches.
Common Questions
Product and commercial retouching starts at $0.50 per image. Straightforward catalogue work sits at that rate; ghost mannequin composites and heavy reflective surfaces cost more because they take more time. There is no minimum order.
This page is the retouching craft — dust, colour, fabric, shadows — for any storefront, catalogue or brand site. The Amazon page is about that one marketplace and its specific listing requirements. Most Amazon sellers need both; sellers who are not on Amazon need this one.
Yes, and it is the edit worth paying most attention to. Send a Pantone reference, a photo of a physical swatch, or the approved images from last season and we will correct against it rather than guessing from the file.
Yes. The mannequin is removed and the inside neck, cuffs and hem composited back in so the garment holds its shape. Shoot the extra inside-neck frame if you can — the result is noticeably better when we have it.
No. Packaging creases come out and the drape stays, but the weave is preserved. A garment smoothed past its texture reads as a rendering, which costs more trust than a crease ever did.
Yes. Natural drop shadows and surface reflections are built where the cut-out removed them, so the product sits on the page rather than floating. Tell us the shadow style your storefront uses and we will match it across the range.
Clipping path options are included in product retouching, so the same file works on the storefront and in the print catalogue. If you only need paths and no retouching, that is priced separately from $0.50.
Yes, and it is easier when the range comes in one batch. Sent together, the same background, shadow and colour treatment is applied across it, so a category grid does not look like it came from several suppliers.
Yes. Send your most difficult product — something dark, glossy or hard to colour-match — and we will retouch it free, with no card required.
Product work is one line on a bigger order. These are the rest.
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Product Photo Retouching
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