Before-and-After Photoshop

This is the natural state of baldness of model in hair growth product ad.

This is the product result of hair growth of model in hair growth product ad.

Close-up shots of jewelry may not present the whole product accurately if parts of it are out of focus. Macro shots may look nice with a narrow depth-of-field but it may not be desirable in this case.

With sharp focus throughout, buyers of this jewelry product can now clearly see what they are getting.

A piece of jewelry may not contraast well against a bright background …

With reflection added against a black background, the jewelry reallly shines.

He’s the Harry Potter type alright.

Aside from the background image, a separate Harry Potter costume image had to be added.

Dreams do come true! In a picture that is.

With Clipsense’s magic wand, this girl has turned into a fairy.

Let us get rid of unwanted objects in your photo before customers see your ad post. You don’t want to make the impression that the TV is part of the package.

Now that the TV and sofa are gone, it is clear how much space is available to the customer.

This man’s skin has turned intensely orange from the light reflected off the canopy he is standing under.

The red color was desaturated to reveal the natural skin tone.

This model already has good skin. Could it be made better?

Yes. Just like in the movies. Skin smoothened but skin texture preserved.

Time stamps in pictures are useful information but can be annoying photo bombers. Digital photos have embedded date information and certainly do not need time stamps.

Now her legs look better without the numbers. Exposure has been adjusted as a bonus.

Sometimes we wish to be together with somebody, if only in picture. The original photos were difficult to match due to different sources of lights, color tones, and qualities.

The blown out highlight of the girl’s head has been created to match the other, while the blown out highlight on her face had to be reduced.

Wrinkles on clothing can be quiet distracting. Sometimes, they are desired to hide a body flaw such as abdominal flabs. This model certainly do not need it.

Wrinkles out.

Some wrinkles on clothing may contribute to style. The wrinkles on this one could mean ocean water. Yet sometimes, there can be too much wrinkles for the eyes to take.

Wrinkles on clothing have been ironed out. Pristine marine blue waters style.

We often receive images that are tightly cropped like this one where a top portion of the head is missing.

The hidden part can be easily recreated along with the background. The skin tone and grass colors are corrected as well.

A woman on white background looks like easy background removal work. In this case, it is not. She’s wearing a white blouse. White objects against a white background blends the object into the background. Her hair, too is lighted from the back by bouncing lights, causing it to highlight into white at the edges. Generally, the subject has soft edges and has little edge contrast to define shapes.

A lot of manual brush work went into the right edge of the hair. The edge of the blouse had to be manually redefined with a pen tool. Exposure correction was applied to restore the details on the blouse, making her undergarment look more visible. This may not be desired and can be adjusted to appear less visible.

This group shot of almost 200 people is photo-bombed both in the foreground and background—by spectators and a building in construction.

The photo bombers in the foreground have simply been cropped out and the building magically demolished.

A product on black background really stands out but does it say much about the product?

A background photo with morre elements tells more story and evoke emotions. Good backdrop not only highlights the subject, it also adds its own character to a photo and helps tell the overall story.