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I shot my new textile line in mixed light and the navy reads purple on screen; the gallery preview is in two days and I can't re-shoot. I’m worried a bad color fix will lie to buyers. Tell me whether a single WB/curve correction can be trusted, how to check against the real yarn without a calibrated monitor, and a safe grading that keeps the hand-dyed subtlety.
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+I photographed woven textiles under mixed studio and window light and the navy looks purple online.…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I photographed woven textiles under mixed studio and window light and the navy looks purple online. The gallery preview is imminent and re-shooting isn't possible. Advise whether white balance plus targeted curves will fix the cast, how to verify colors against the real yarn with a simple phone-photo method, and propose a conservative color-grade recipe that restores accurate hue while preserving hand-dye variation. Tell me the one file to export for the gallery to avoid surprises.
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