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Open each image in Photoshop, then use tools like the Spot Healing Brush or Clone Stamp to fix flaws. Do this systematically for consistency.
Use these adjustments when flaws like blemishes or distracting backgrounds are noticeable, especially if the broker requests quick corrections without an art director.
Over-smoothing skin or removing too many details; it can make images look unnatural. Keep corrections subtle and true to the original look.
A freelance retoucher or a photo editor might do this when working on quick, independent corrections for brokers.
AI can assist with tasks like removing unwanted objects or smoothing skin but may need manual adjustments for natural results. Don't rely solely on AI for critical edits.
Fixing flaws focuses on minor corrections like blemishes, while restoring archival photos or aligning outdoor scenes involve more complex, detailed work.
Cleaning behind the subject or removing unwanted persons are common related tasks that might be mistaken for fixing flaws but are more specific.