Tips to "reset" old pics from banned accounts

[fantomas0405]

This is a topic that comes often enough and i was looking for tips to make the old pics "virgin" again so to speak lol
For some people retaking the pics is not an option as it is simply too much work
I am aware of strategies like strip the pics of meta data and resizing however i think this is not enough
I read several times here and elsewhere that a slight pic modification like an addition of a logo or watermark is enough to reset the pic...however this being amazon logos and watermarks are against their policies so adding features make them amazon not-friendly
I am thinking to add reflection or a shadow in addition to strip metadata and resizing...what do people think?
I noticed though that even pics with a shadow or a reflection are sometimes getting suppressed by amazon because for example the reflection is not considered part of the object so the pic gets rejected...any tips please?

[yankee]

Stripping is the only option even if taking new pics with a previously used camera/device.

batchpurifier lite works wonderful along with most others.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by fantomas0405

I am thinking to add reflection or a shadow in addition to strip metadata and resizing...what do people think?
I noticed though that even pics with a shadow or a reflection are sometimes getting suppressed by amazon because for example the reflection is not considered part of the object so the pic gets rejected...any tips please?

Photoshop then batchpurifier. Taking new pics is always a worthy idea.

[fantomas0405]

Originally Posted by rsot

Photoshop then batchpurifier. Taking new pics is always a worthy idea.

Yes i also use batchpurifier...easy and fast...
However photoshop to do what exactly?

[rsot]

Add reflection, add little graphic stuff like dots or some "fancy" colour...

[fantomas0405]

Originally Posted by rsot

Add reflection, add little graphic stuff like dots or some "fancy" colour...

You never encountered the problem that amazon supresses one of your pictures with mirrored reflection because it sees the reflection as non-part of the object?