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I have a batch of 32 shoe shots due on the 5pm upload and the marketplace will reject anything that shows a ragged edge.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I shot a new sneaker run this morning on a cluttered store shelf and I have to put thirty-two…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I shot a new sneaker run this morning on a cluttered store shelf and I have to put thirty-two images with pure-white backgrounds live by [deadline=17:00]. Some have clear rubber soles, some have mesh with lots of tiny holes and one has a translucent pull tab. I don't know which I can safely batch and which will need hand-cutting. Tell me which four techniques to try in this order to triage them fast, how to spot the ones that must be saved for manual pen work, and give a clear line I must not cross (no halo, no warped sole) before I send them to uploads.
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