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60-70 of the 100 products I have uploaded are not accepted, although there are models taken in the same scene under the same light, some are accepted and some are not

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AbamboCorrect answer

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As @RALPH_L says, your Photoshop cutout skills are not perfect, even that I have to admit that you did a good job.

But as a thumb of rule, cutouts are very time-consuming to be done correctly. I would guess that it's rarely profitable. I recommend taking the pictures straight in the right environment.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

Jill_C

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The jagged edges caused by the cut out are distracting, but even more so, the lack of any shadows, which seems unnatural and makes these objects appear to be floating in air.

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Abambo

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As @RALPH_L says, your Photoshop cutout skills are not perfect, even that I have to admit that you did a good job.

But as a thumb of rule, cutouts are very time-consuming to be done correctly. I would guess that it's rarely profitable. I recommend taking the pictures straight in the right environment.

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ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

RALPH_L

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View the edges at around 300% and you will see that there are artifacts or the edges are not smooth.

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