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Over the last week I've sent six white-background product images back from QC for haloing and lost texture around knits; it's costing me late nights. Tell me the pattern in what I'm doing wrong when I batch these in the afternoon and one habit to change so fewer images return.
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Become — change the pattern
+Across my last six product cut-outs of knitwear, QC flagged halos, missing fiber texture, and…
Become — change the pattern
+Across my last six product cut-outs of knitwear, QC flagged halos, missing fiber texture, and inconsistent shadow anchors. Show the likely pattern in my workflow (lighting, masking order, export settings) that causes these failures and recommend one concrete habit to change—something I can do every shoot or in-batch that will reduce returns by at least half. Keep it practical for in-store resources and under a 30‑minute fix per image.
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