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I keep getting asked to 'fix' portraits and sometimes parents push for polished looks that don't fit elementary yearbooks.
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Become — change the pattern
+Reviewing the last 40 student portraits I adjusted, where do I consistently cross into…
Become — change the pattern
+Reviewing the last 40 student portraits I adjusted, where do I consistently cross into over-editing—smoothing texture, unnaturally bright eyes, or shifted skin color? Recommend one guideline for acceptable portrait edits for our age group and one repeatable edit step that will satisfy parents without making kids look older than they are.
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