One real chain.
Exact in every frame.
304 Supply sells the Line 47 ball chain with two carabiners. They needed it worn on a model, without the metal being redrawn.
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- Brand304 Supply
- ProductLine 47 ball chain, two carabiners
- ModelOur fixed model
- DeliveredProduct image, detail crop, motion loop
- Formats4:5 · 9:16 · 1:1
- Approved24 October 2026
Why jewelry
is hard.
Image generators redraw metal. Links change size, carabiners melt into the fabric, a chain hangs like string. A shop image that shows a different chain than the one in the parcel costs trust.
How we
worked.
Six steps, the same on every job. You see each one on the board on our home page.
01Measure the real product first
From the cut-out we take link size, clasp shape and length. That table is the gate every later image has to pass, for the image maker and for the checker.
02One fixed model
The same face from the model sheet in every shot. No new person per image, so a campaign reads as one brand.
03Full image, judged part by part
The image is made whole on the model, then judged in parts: face, chain, fit. What is already right stays.
04Fix one zone at a time
Every defect gets one targeted edit of its own zone. Starting the whole image again would lose what was already right. On this job, three fixes, each one landed on the first try.
- Your photoOur image05
Real metal, only inside a mask
Where the metal needed it, detail from the real photo went back in, only inside a mask. Every pixel outside the mask stays identical. Measured, not eyeballed.
- 06
Motion and handover
A seven second loop for ads and reels, and the image cut to every format you post in.
The result.
Approved 24 October 2026.
What we check
before you see it.
The same list on every job. An image that fails one line does not reach you.
- Carabiner shape and count against the photo
- Ball links: size and spacing
- How the chain hangs and falls on the fabric
- The face against the model sheet
- Skin, denim and metal at full zoom
- Your approval before anything is published
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