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Cosmetic Versus Fit Diagnostic

I have mannequin images from multiple stores with small paint chips and a lighting ding on the sleeve fabric. I can re…

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I have mannequin images from multiple stores with small paint chips and a lighting ding on the sleeve fabric. I can retouch or request re-shoots. Help me decide: list the visual signs that indicate cosmetic retouching is sufficient and the signs that show the problem is capture or fit-related and needs re-shooting or a new sample. Give me a short decision rule I can use when approving images for the intranet gallery so we don't hide product faults.

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We're prepping the intranet gallery for new season mannequins and I notice small paint chips and a lighting ding across a set of shots from different stores. I could batch-correct color, but I'm not sure if that will mask real fit issues. Tell me the diagnostic to decide when retouch is cosmetic versus when we need a re-shoot or different fit sample.

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