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Portraitpro 18 layers review
Portraitpro 18 layers review








portraitpro 18 layers review

In this case, the eyebrows and front of the scalp needed adjustment (second photo below). Once the outline is where you want it, you can begin the retouching.

portraitpro 18 layers review

In the example photos, the head and neck have been zoomed in. You can see the entire photo in the top right-hand corner. Using the wheel on the mouse, you can zoom in or zoom out to show less or more of the entire photo. However, for the retouching process, it is best to stay zoomed in to the head, because that is where the retouching occurs. On the right-hand side of the workspace are the menus for the adjustments for retouching.

#Portraitpro 18 layers review skin

You have Face Sculpt, Skin Smoothing, Skin Lighting & Coloring, Makeup, Eye, Mouth & Nose, Hair, Picture, and Layers. Here is the list of things you can change (shown below). They include Face Shape, Eye Widening, Mouth Shape, and others. There is also a Master Fade that lets you decrease or increase all of the things under Face Sculpt at the same time. Mostly, Skin Smoothing includes the removal of items like Thin Wrinkles, Fine Shadows, Grease, and Pores. Skin Lighting & Coloring is next, shown below. Obviously, this is more practical with females, but it is still useful for males, as long as you don’t go overboard. Perhaps a bit of Blusher or Bronzer.įor the Eyes, shown below, I whitened the eyes, brightened the iris, and added a bit of sharpening.įor the Mouth & Nose (shown below), teeth whitening is a good choice. With Hair, for someone older like me, selecting a dark hair recoloring works well, as it removes some of the gray, altered by using the slider to affect the amount of hair recoloring and lightening. Under Picture, you can change the Color Temperature, Exposure (brightness), and Contrast. Using the Layers menu, shown below, you can change the background by selecting Create Background Mask. You can see that the bottom right is not fully masked (shown above). So, you select Fill Foreground (the foreground being the person), and using the mouse, you brush the areas that are not fully masked. This results in a fully-masked foreground, shown below. To add a background, you can choose a solid color, a gradient, or add a photograph of a background. It is similar to the original, but the color is changed slightly. I could not do this by simply altering the original background because it would have also changed my skin color.










Portraitpro 18 layers review