Anthropics Technology, the U.K. software research and development company behind the popular photo editing software for portraits, PortraitPro, launched their latest version, the PortraitPro 24. This new version now includes generative AI tech in the editing process, so let’s have a look and see what it can do! As a photographer, I’ve used PortraitPro for many years to retouch both individual portraits of models and artists, and often to streamline the retouching process for large amounts of photographs. For me, the program’s basic adjustments for skin smoothing and other minor imperfections can be handled much quicker and more efficiently than with Photoshop, for example. It’s been especially useful when time was of the essence and a lifesaver when dealing with large batches of photos – for example, when post-processing school and event photography. I’ve also used it to fix the lighting – something that often needs to be adjusted when a photographer has been taking one portrait after another with no time to tweak the light or camera settings. This program has a wide choice of settings, all of them adjustable, depending on your needs. You can determine just how much or how little you want to enhance the features. – Source: Anthropics Technology I keep my adjustments to a minimum, but this doesn’t mean the program doesn’t have a lot of capabilities for you to explore. Even before the AI integration in this version, there were intensity sliders for all the feature enhancements (like wider eyes or smaller lips)...
Published By: CineD - Thursday, 21 March, 2024