We've got loads of experience with color changes and fixes, having edited over 8.5 million
photos and honed our skills over many years. When we want to display all the color choices for
your product, we use one image of the product and one image for each color option. This way,
we ensure the product looks the same in all variations except color.
This method often results in an edited image that resembles the real-life product more
accurately than a naturally taken photo. Getting as close as possible to how the product looks in
person is vital because customers want what they ordered to match what they receive.
When the colors are right, there are fewer product returns and happier customers. It's all about
making sure everyone's pleased with their purchase!
If you're willing to invest time and effort, you can make color changes yourself. There are a few methods you can explore:
- Match Color Command in Photoshop: This tool helps alter colors in one or multiple images, specifically in RGB mode.
- Color Range Mode: With this mode, you can select a particular color or a range of colors from your original image. It's also handy for retouching subjects' faces as it automatically detects and selects them.
- Hue/Saturation Tool: This tool is effective for adjusting colors, although completely
changing colors using Hue/Saturation might yield unnatural results. It requires some skill
to use effectively.
- Color Balance Tool in Photoshop: For more intricate color adjustments, the Color
Balance tool can help you tweak highlights, midtones, or shadows in your image.
The choice of tool depends on your image, so feel free to experiment and find what works best
for your specific shot. Happy experimenting!
