REFRACT
Photography Analysis & Enhancement
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Multi-LLM Analysis
Consensus Score
Original Review
The subject is sharp and charming, but the white-on-white composition currently looks dull and gray due to underexposure and a cool white balance. Warming and brightening the image will restore the brilliance of the dog's coat.
- Increase color temperature (warmth) to eliminate the blue color cast in the shadows on the left
- Raise exposure by +0.5 EV and boost whites to brighten the gray tones in the fur
- Crop approximately 20% off the left side of the image to better center the subject and reduce empty negative space
The portrait is clean and well-exposed with pleasing soft detail in the fur, but the composition has excess negative space and the face could pop more. Small tonal and color adjustments plus a tighter crop will improve subject emphasis and perceived sharpness.
- Crop ~20% from the left and ~10% from the top to reduce empty space and place the dog's eyes closer to the upper third.
- Lower highlights by ~15% and raise shadows by ~10% to preserve fur detail while keeping the face evenly readable.
- Warm the white balance slightly (+300 to +500K) and add a touch of magenta (+3 to +5) to counter the cool/green cast in the whites.
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Combined Improvements Applied:
- Increase color temperature (warmth) to eliminate the blue color cast in the shadows on the left
- Raise exposure by +0.5 EV and boost whites to brighten the gray tones in the fur
- Crop approximately 20% off the left side of the image to better center the subject and reduce empty negative space
- Slightly increase contrast and clarity on the eyes and nose to make the features pop against the white background
- Crop ~20% from the left and ~10% from the top to reduce empty space and place the dog's eyes closer to the upper third.
- Lower highlights by ~15% and raise shadows by ~10% to preserve fur detail while keeping the face evenly readable.
- Warm the white balance slightly (+300 to +500K) and add a touch of magenta (+3 to +5) to counter the cool/green cast in the whites.
- Apply selective sharpening/texture to the eyes and nose (+15 clarity or +10 texture) and add a subtle vignette (-10) to draw attention to the subject.
Before & After Comparison
