AI image making

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Building a set that looks shot on one day

Lesson 10 of 12 in AI image making.

This is how I match and color grade two fashion images from different locations in Adobe Photoshop · Jan Wischermann
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Clients do not buy one image. They buy a launch, and a launch is eight to forty pictures that have to look like they happened in the same world on the same afternoon. A set of individually beautiful frames with four different key lights in it is a failure that nobody notices until it is laid out.

Twelve small prints in a grid seen from above, each showing a different object with its shadow falling to the right. One print has its shadow falling left and a warmer tone, and a hand is lifting it out.
Eleven share one light. Laid out together, the twelfth gives itself away.
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  1. Question 1, locked

    Which of these words means this? “The group of images a campaign actually delivers. Judged together, never singly.”

    • Conditioning strength
    • Odd one out
    • Set
    • Uncanny middle
  2. Question 2, locked

    Which of these words means this? “One key direction, one quality, one colour across every frame.”

    • Inpainting
    • Continuity of light
    • Finishing
    • Instruction following
  3. Question 3, locked

    Which of these words means this? “A shared colour treatment applied at the end. What finally makes a set agree.”

    • Physical plausibility
    • Grade
    • Face reference
    • Shadow disagreement

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