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PortraitPro 12
I just started playing with Portrait Pro 13. Here are an original and a portrait Pro processed version. I wonder if it too much (or not enough). At some point it's not longer a "real" representation. Any thoughts?
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Re: PortraitPro 12
Pitter,
I have Portrait Professional 10. I did not realize they changed the name to Portrait Pro.
I use it quite a bit and usually I slide the master control all the way back (don't like to
sculpt the faces) and just retain skin manipulations and to sharpen eyes. Very minimalist
approach and limited usage of the tool but I like it that way.
At the end of the day, if your subject likes it that's all that matters. To me, the notion of
true representation pops up if it were my "resume". My $0.02 worth.
With best regards,
Sury
I have Portrait Professional 10. I did not realize they changed the name to Portrait Pro.
I use it quite a bit and usually I slide the master control all the way back (don't like to
sculpt the faces) and just retain skin manipulations and to sharpen eyes. Very minimalist
approach and limited usage of the tool but I like it that way.
At the end of the day, if your subject likes it that's all that matters. To me, the notion of
true representation pops up if it were my "resume". My $0.02 worth.
With best regards,
Sury
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