What's included

• High-Resolution Edited Images

  High-Resolution Edited Images refer to the final output of your Photoshop editing project, delivered in a high-quality format. These images are meticulously edited to ensure every detail is perfect, and they are provided in a resolution that maintains clarity and sharpness, even when enlarged. Key Features: Clarity and Detail: The images retain fine details and textures, making them suitable for both digital and print use. Large Format Printing: High resolution ensures that the images can be printed in large formats without losing quality, ideal for posters, banners, and other large-scale prints. Versatile File Formats: Delivered in various formats such as JPEG, PNG, or TIFF, depending on the client’s needs and the intended use of the images. Optimized for Different Platforms: Images can be optimized for web use, social media, or any specific platform requirements, ensuring they look great everywhere. Color Accuracy: Enhanced color correction and grading to ensure vibrant and true-to-life colors. Sharpness and Focus: Enhanced sharpness to highlight important details and maintain focus throughout the image.

• Layered PSD Files

  A Layered PSD File is an Adobe Photoshop file where all elements of your design are organized on separate layers. This allows for easy editing and manipulation of individual parts without affecting the rest of the image.

• Retouched Images

  Retouched Images are photographs that have been meticulously enhanced to improve their overall appearance. This process involves: Removing Imperfections: Eliminating blemishes, wrinkles, and other skin imperfections. Color Correction: Adjusting colors to ensure they are vibrant and true-to-life. Detail Enhancement: Sharpening details to make the image clearer and more defined. Background Adjustments: Cleaning up or changing the background to better suit the subject. Special Effects: Adding artistic touches or effects as requested.

• color corrected images

  Color Corrected Images are photographs that have been adjusted to ensure accurate and natural colors. This process involves: White Balance Adjustment: Correcting the color temperature to make whites appear neutral and true-to-life. Color Balance: Ensuring all colors in the image are balanced and look natural. Brightness and Contrast: Adjusting these settings to enhance the overall visual appeal. Saturation and Vibrance: Fine-tuning the intensity of colors to make them pop without looking oversaturated.