Everything was ready to deliver in under a minute. One quick and simple export later, I had a beautiful image ready to go.Ī variety of poses didn’t fool the software. This was much quicker than when I edited the image manually. I had a finished image in less than 5 minutes. With the blemishes cloned out, I simply added a preset and tweaked it to taste. Even though I was editing TIFF files, the software worked perfectly. I used an image with an incredibly shallow depth of field to test the feature-finding abilities, and again, I was very impressed.įor the first image I tested, I used the Clone tool to remove a couple of small blemishes. I loved the fact that little tips popped up in the bottom corner of the screen, reminding me of how to tweak things. Applying presets took a little longer than the test images, but considering I was working on 16-bit TIFF files, I was really impressed. The images opened fast, and PortraitPro 21 picked out the features flawlessly. To push the software, I used 16-bit TIFF files in the Adobe RGB color space. Even with a shallow depth of field, PortraitPro 21 picked out the face almost perfectly.
