PortraitPro 9 (2009) introduced the novel ClearSkin automated skin enhancer, which corrects skin defects, such as acne, blotchiness, roughness, wrinkles, age spots, and so on.[4] Version 10 (2012) added a specialized Child mode that applies enhancements suitable for the portraits of children.[5][6] In PortraitPro 12 (2014) the developers presented lighting and relighting effects based on a 3D model of the face built based on a 2D photo, and full optimization 64-bit systems, which provided a notable performance leap.[7]
In 2016, Anthropics Technology released PortraitPro Body, which employed the technology for body shape manipulation. It automatically identifies and mark-ups the body curves and position of the bones and allows the user to make adjustments to build, shape, and posture and use standard retouching tools to smooth the skin and remove blemishes. It was provided in standard standalone edition and studio edition, which adds plug-ins for Photoshop, Elements, and Lightroom.[8][9]
PortraitPro is availiable in Standard, Studio, and Studio Max editions. A basic standalone edition supports JPG and 24-bit TIFF files. Studio adds support for RAW and 48-bit coloc, conversion between color spaces and JPEG/TIFF embedded color profile support. It also enables batch editing. Studio Max is marketed as a professional tool with enhanced batch mode.[13] Studio and Studio Max editions also work as plug-ins[14] for Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, Photoshop Elements, and Aperture.[15]
jQuery(document).on('hometech.adsDefined', function() googletag.cmd.push(function() headertag.display("div-gpt-ad-1020-200-1"); );); --> Software Reviews Portrait Professional 10 Software Review: Retouching Made EasySteve Bedell Jan 13, 2012 First Published: Dec 1, 2011 Like most professional portrait photographers, I use Photoshop every day. Yet, because Adobe Photoshop is such a powerful program with so many tools available, it also comes with a significant learning curve. And when it comes to facial retouching, there are several tasks involved that do not always make Photoshop the best choice for everyone, especially those who want to do the job and move on.
In the end, perhaps the most important feature of PP10 is its ability to save time. Many pro photographers I know are spending time retouching when they should be shooting or marketing. A workflow that incorporates PP10 as the main program for retouching and Photoshop to be used when needed would make a significant dent in retouching time. There is even a Batch command where you can line up all your files to retouch and just go right through them. I highly recommend this software for professionals and advanced amateurs who photograph people.
Steve Bedell has been a portrait photographer for over 25 years. To subscribe to EPhoto, a free e-mail newsletter with tips for photographers, contact Bedell via e-mail at: sb@stevebedell.com. Also ask about his lighting DVDs.
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After taking some time to try out a range of software programs designed for more general photo editing and management, I have recently learned about Portrait Professional, a software package that is aimed at a more specific task of improving portraits. I have to say that after only a short time with it, I'm already a big fan! What Portrait Professional offers is a quick, easy, and affordable way to edit portraits, especially for anyone who lacks speed or skill with Photoshop.
Portrait Professional retails normally for $89.95, but it is often on sale (and is currently) for only $39.95. This means it costs only about the total of a few Photoshop add-ons. There is also a Portrait Professional Studio (adds about $20-$30 or so to the price), which gives you compatibility as a Photoshop add-on and lets you work with RAW files. I purchased the non-studio version, which, while I won't be using it too much, is totally worth it, because of the time-saving convenience. The future upgrades are included, as well.
Portrait Professional provides very powerful tools to edit, touch-up, and even reshape a person's face. It gives you these tools with a very easy learning curve, thanks to the great tutorial and simple interface. After loading a photo, you are guided through some easy setup steps, before you're allowed to take over. Once the program has given you control, you can use a range of sliders to control a large array of elements. For ease-of-use, there are levels to the controls, letting you move a larger, general slider to control a whole category, or go deeper and adjust aspects of the category. Portrait Professional also offers a selection of popular automatic one-button press effects to change or improve your portrait. One of its most intense features lets you "sculpt" a person's face, changing the shape of it, seamlessly and naturally. And of course, it offers brush-like tools to accurately touch up or remove blemishes.
The default setting for the workspace is to display the original portrait on the left of the screen and the enhanced version on the right with the tools panel ranged down the right side of the screen. You can modify the display by using the View Before And After and View After Only tabs above the picture and flip between the before and after views by holding down the Enter key.
Although mainly designed for use on faces, Portrait Professional can also be used on portraits that include other parts of the body, right up to full-body shots. For such images, you should use the skin area tools to identify areas that will require skin enhancements.
Portrait Professional Plug-in
The Studio editions of Portrait Professional include a plug-in the can be launched from Photoshop, Lightroom, Aperture and Photoshop Elements to enhance an image that is being worked upon. In Photoshop it is accessed by selecting Filter > Anthropics > Portrait Professional, which transfers the file to Portrait Professional.
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This collection has 290 actions for enhancing portraits. Using them, you will add brightness and light to photos. At the same time, the natural charm of the characters is preserved. Give your photo warm brown tones or emphasize cool blue hues.
You will get 5 actions by downloading this collection. They will help smooth out some flaws on the face, add some shining and a pink tint to the cheeks. This collection will allow you to edit portrait photos in RAW and JPEG format in several clicks.
This collection of 4 Photoshop portrait actions will help create abstract geometric images. Your photos will consist of hundreds of tiny geometric shapes. Create your own composition of lines, polygons, and shapes in one click. For a more surreal look use Photoshop textures.
With these 5 actions from the bundle you can turn photos into drawn sketches. Transform the image into a single-tone portrait drawn with a pencil or into a bright colorful drawing. In addition to the Photoshop actions for portraits, the collection also contains 18 brushes and 15 patterns.
To add a vintage effect to portrait photos, just apply one of the 40 actions from this collection. These Photoshop actions for portraits will help you make the photo look old-fashioned and add vintage tones.
You will be able to apply dripping gold actions, molecular effect actions, and more. As a complement to the collection, there are 10 Photoshop overlays. For editing portrait in Lightroom, download top Lightroom presets.
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