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Image editing

From rough diamond
to a sparkling jewel.

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Editing product photos

From packshot
to gem

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Recolouring images

Showcase and
test new products

Virtual locations

Create the right
setting for
your product

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Curious about Brandle?

We’re actually
more curious
about you.

Yes, during a professional photoshoot, all selected images are carefully post-processed. During post-processing, we optimize color, light, contrast, and sharpness so that the photos look consistent and high-quality. Depending on the assignment, we also perform retouching, such as skin correction, background cleanup, or product optimization. Post-processing is an essential part of every photography process and ensures the professional end result you can expect.

Image editing encompasses various techniques, such as color correction, adjusting exposure, cropping images, retouching, removing or replacing backgrounds, and optimizing images for print or digital use. Removing distracting elements and refining details are also forms of image editing. The degree of editing always depends on the desired end result.

Image editing is the digital adjustment and optimization of photos to make them visually stronger, more consistent, and more professional. This can range from minor retouches to extensive corrections. As a creative agency, we use image editing to ensure images perfectly align with a brand's image and the intended communication goal.

RGB is used for everything that appears on a screen: websites, apps, video, and social media. It works with light and produces bright, vivid colors. CMYK is used for print and works with ink. As a result, colors can be somewhat less vibrant than on a bright screen. For an accurate end result, it is important to choose the right color model.