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How can I keep cake colours natural instead of dull or over-edited?

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Editorial Q&A consolidated from class-chat exports. The session date is unconfirmed; imported on 22 October 2026. Answers are based on the course reference.

How can I keep cake colours natural instead of dull or over-edited?

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Truffle Nation Team Truffle Nation 3 Days Ago

The course recommends restrained editing of brightness, contrast, shadows and saturation so the food still looks natural. It does not prescribe one warm, cool or vibrant preset for every bake.

Start with consistent light and compare the edited image with the actual product. For the particular phone making colours look grey, the model-specific settings still need checking.

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