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The regional manager asked for a seasonal hero for the window this afternoon: swap the busy street behind the product with a clean studio backdrop so the sign can go to print tomorrow. I can do a quick background replace but I'm worried the light direction won't match and it'll look fake to people who shop that store. Tell me if this composite can ever look real with the files I have and, if so, what to fix first so I don't waste the evening.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I have a product shot taken in front of a busy street and need to place it on a clean studio…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I have a product shot taken in front of a busy street and need to place it on a clean studio backdrop for a window poster by tomorrow. The product highlights suggest midday sun; the studio BG is soft overhead light. Diagnose whether the composite can read as real given the mismatch, and if it's doable list the single most important thing to fix first (light angle, colour temp, or shadow anchor). Give the minimal steps to make it pass for in-window viewing at arm's distance.
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