Spec v1 · Graduated cool-grey backdrop · Drop a final product image. Drag any numbered dot off the dress/model — dots must sample background only. Images are analyzed in your browser and never uploaded.
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What this checks: background must be a cool-neutral grey (no warm/pink/beige cast — automatic fail), the gradient must run lighter-at-floor to darker-at-top, and each zone must land in a broad brightness band (targets: floor ≈#E8EAEB, wall ≈#DDE0E3, top ≈#C9CDD1 — "in the family" is good enough).
Manual checks (not automated): lace edges at 200% vs original · dress color vs physical sample · crop match across colorways
I am attaching two images: [1] the photo to edit and [2] the approved background reference. Replace the background of image 1 so it matches the background of image 2 exactly — same brightness, same grey tone, same gradient. The hex values below describe the target, but the reference image is the source of truth. Change ONLY the background and floor of image 1. The dress, lace pattern, train, model, skin tone, hair, and pose must remain pixel-identical — do not regenerate, sharpen, smooth, or recolor the subject in any way. Replace the background with a professional graduated studio backdrop: - Smooth seamless neutral-COOL light grey. No texture, no visible wall/floor seam. - Floor: approx #E8EAEB - Wall at the model's height: approx #DDE0E3 - Darkening gradually toward the top of frame to approx #C9CDD1 (soft vertical gradient, subtle vignette in the upper corners) - Absolutely no warm, beige, cream, pink, or mauve tint — neutral to slightly cool grey only - Keep a soft, realistic contact shadow under the hem and train, falling slightly behind the model - Even, diffused lighting on the backdrop; no hard shadows - Photorealistic high-end bridal e-commerce studio photography Preserve exact lace and train edge detail where fabric meets the floor — no halos, no blur, no invented lace.