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Composite Quality Rule

Local teams often composite mismatched light, incorrect horizon anchors, or inconsistent shadow scales, resulting in t…

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Local teams often composite mismatched light, incorrect horizon anchors, or inconsistent shadow scales, resulting in telltale fakes. Identify the recurring errors that cost time and propose one enforceable compositing rule (for example: always match key light angle to within 15 degrees and recreate cast shadows accordingly). Explain how that single rule improves believability across the region without slowing down local production.

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We're trying to standardize seasonal composites across stores so local teams can make their own scenes without breaking brand tone. I want a rule set that stops obvious fakes and keeps the imagery flexible. What recurring composite errors waste my team's time, and what's one compositing rule we should enforce to raise baseline quality?

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