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I've been asked to reduce retouch hours without lowering visual standards across the brand. Over several seasons we've shaved details differently and it shows. Tell me which retouch decisions cost us credibility, and one policy change that preserves quality while cutting recurring hours.
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Become — change the pattern
+Across seasons, inconsistent retouch thresholds (what counts as acceptable blemish removal) have…
Become — change the pattern
+Across seasons, inconsistent retouch thresholds (what counts as acceptable blemish removal) have created visual drift and extra hours. Identify which specific retouch choices (face paint retouching intensity, texture preservation, shadow reconstruction) most often cost credibility. Propose one policy change—scripted acceptance criteria or a two-tier review—that reduces rework, keeps brand fidelity, and clearly instructs in-store staff and the studio on what not to touch.
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