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1. #Anthropics portrait professional update
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3. #Anthropics portrait professional software
4. #Anthropics portrait professional professional

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#Anthropics portrait professional update

One caveat: It didn’t handle children’s faces well in our tests, because its algorithms seem to favor thinning the cheekbones and nose to create a more chiseled look that many people consider beautiful in adults but that just looks odd in images of children.I wanted to update this thread and see if there were any additional comments.

#Anthropics portrait professional professional

A couple of times, it didn’t erase some blemishes, so I used the touch-up brush to finish the job.įor amateur photographers and photo enthusiasts, Portrait Professional 9 is an incredibly easy and fun tool that does a good job of enhancing people’s beauty. Though it often created an overly airbrushed look, you can easily to use the sliders at the side to increase or decrease each enhancement and find the right balance. It added shine to skin, whiteness to teeth, and vibrance to hair, and did so subtly enough to please anyone.

#Anthropics portrait professional skin

Portrait Professional did a good job of smoothing out wrinkles, filling in dark circles, and evening skin complexions. That said, the sculpting tools were fun and useful when applied sparingly to make subtle changes to, say, the lips or eyebrows. And that’s the problem with changing the structure of a face, whether in the name of beauty or of entertainment: There’s a fine line between making someone look better and making someone look different.

#Anthropics portrait professional software

Would my husband be more handsome with the longer and thinner nose the software gave him? Maybe, but I like his actual nose. And once Portrait Professional had done its thing, I wanted to undo all of the face sculpting changes it made. I used the software as a hobbyist would, to enhance the faces of friends and family-in short, people I know. This gives the user great control over the final look-as well as a simple learning curve to get started with the program right away. Once it has made its changes, a dialog box prompts, “Now You Enhance Your Photo.” At that point, you’re free to make your own changes using sliders at the right side of the screen, to increase or decrease each effect. Portrait Professional 9 assumes that you’ll use the presculpted face it creates as the starting point for further alterations. If more than one person appears in an image, the program lets you change each subject individually. In a few seconds, Portrait Professional 9 delivers a brand-new face. Then adjust the points on the image to correspond to the features of the face, and click. With Portrait Professional 9 ($70) by Anthropics, amateurs and professional photographers can touch up blemishes and wrinkles, and make more-sweeping changes, including thinning the face, plumping up the lips, lifting the eyebrows, and widening the eyes.Īll you do is upload an image and mark five spots on it: the outside corners of the eyes, the tip of the nose, and the corners of the mouth. Technology is making it easier to keep yourself looking young and beautiful in photographs no matter how many wrinkles and gray hairs you get in real life.