Automobiles, similar to jewellery, are characterised by reflections, gradients, and mirror-like forms, making them primarily designable through surface gradients. Distinguishing between inventory categories (new/used), adjusting color values, and making perspective corrections are additional typical requirements in the field of automotive retouching. Especially when combined with automated preparatory editing steps, these tasks can be well standardised.

Retouching product images in the jewellery industry presents its own unique challenges. Achieving a realistic representation of materials without studio reflections and glare effects, as well as correctly assembling individual images with different focus levels within the so-called stacking method, are standard practices within product categories. Less common but still specific to certain product groups is the task of highlighting size relations that are difficult to communicate.

In addition to contextual integration, perspective corrections, and intricate shadow effects, the diverse surfaces and materials in furniture retouching are central to the requirements. Ensuring color accuracy, high quality, and realistic representation are crucial to avoid costly returns. For bulky objects, recoloring is often a cost-effective alternative to producing a new variant.

The last significant stronghold of reflections - albeit in decline. Alongside the glossy approach of the 1980s, which dominated the realms of plastic, glass, and precious metals, there has been a shift towards an almost graphic emphasis on form, packaging, and environments. The typical look is no longer clearly discernible within this product category.

The Doopic system architecture offers integration possibilities for companies of all sizes and order volumes. Furthermore, we have already gained experience in product image editing in over 17 industries.