Will it make my gold look accurate?

A well-lit source and representative reference can guide gold and other metal tones. Compare the result with the actual piece before publishing.

Can it correct phone camera color issues?

Editing can help reduce a phone photo’s color cast. Use neutral lighting in the source and review the output against the actual metal and stones.

What about mixed-metal pieces?

A clear source guides the separation of mixed metals. Inspect each section and the boundaries for unwanted color shifts.

Will gemstone colors be accurate?

Use a source that represents the gemstone’s color and inspect the edited hue and saturation. Avoid publishing an edit that changes the stone’s apparent quality.

What's the difference between color correction and color grading?

Color correction aims to balance exposure, white balance, and color casts. Grading shapes the overall look. A style reference can guide both, but compare the final tones with your product before publishing.