How to Check Hands in an AI-Restored Photo
By ImgHeal · Updated
Inspect finger structure and overlapping objects outside the main face.
Locate every visible hand
Move through the complete frame and identify hands, including small ones at the edges or behind another person. Compare their positions with the source. A face-focused preview can distract from a changed hand lower in the photograph.
Follow visible structures
Check finger boundaries, rings, cuffs, and objects being held. Avoid assuming an obscured finger should be fully visible. A generated repair may separate a shape that was genuinely hidden or merge fingers into a bouquet or garment.
Judge the repair in context
View the entire person after close inspection so proportions and gesture remain consistent. Keep a less altered result when the detailed version invents anatomy. Preserve the source crop for any uncertain hand rather than documenting generated structure as fact.
Check before you finish
- Review hands throughout the frame.
- Check held objects and finger overlaps.
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