VERSION 10 OF Anthropics' Portrait Professional includes a few nice changes to the interface and controls, but it continues to provide a good platform for improving photo subjects' attractiveness.
Like Portrait
Professional version 9, version 10 Lets you create minimal to sweeping changes
to a face to make it more appealing. Once you upload an image, you mark five
spots on it outside corners of the eyes, tip of the nose, and corners of the
mouth. Then you adjust the points on the image to correspond to the features of
the face, and click. In seconds, the software changes the face's features in accordance
with predetermined beautifying algorithms. The result: a new face.
After Portrait
Professional is finished, you can make changes using the sliders at the right
side of the screen to fine-tune each effect. Version 10 introduces the option
of identifying a subject as a child and using a special set of controls for
correcting the image.
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Portrait Professional's
sliders let you adjust various enhancements as you like.
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Anthropics
also offers better algorithms for different ages and textures of skin. I
tested the sliders on a wide range of people, including a man in his 70s, a man
in his 40s, a woman in her 40s, and a child. The program did a good job of
subtly improving each person’s skin and facial structure, yielding a more
attractive look without going too far toward an air brushed result.
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