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Originally Posted by mcsurfie
It's little quirks that give a face character rather than the airbrushed ones to make them look too perfect and remove any blemishes.
Perhaps that sort of thing can be done when the marketing photos are taken to make them a little less perfect and more natural looking.
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As I take some of the marketing photos I am curious what sorta thing you were thinking about? I neither airbrush or remove imperfections on any of the photos (I only remove camera sensor dust and the occasional strand of hair - editing out seam lines, neck/head gap and re-doing make up etc. would be like shooting myself in the foot).
I do however spend hours and hours on small details like finger and eyes positioning, hair, and flattering light, to make them look nice and natural.