If you shoot in RAW or want to use this as a plug-in, you’ll need one of the Studio editions. PortraitPro comes in three different editions: Standard ($45), Studio ($70) and Studio Max ($140). Generally, you want to make your subjects look good, but you still want them to look like themselves. However, I went against the “less is more” philosophy of retouching and was heavy-handed in my retouching so that the PortraitPro adjustments would be more visible. I also wanted a dramatic before and after.
And while the “Pro” stands for professional, you don’t have to be a pro to use it.įor this review, I asked my model to show up without any makeup in order to demonstrate how effective the software can be. Fortunately, there’s an easier and more efficient solution to retouching portraits: PortraitPro-one of my go-to software applications for post-processing portraits. Pretty much any image-editing software can handle the tasks of making your subject look their best in a photograph but more than the basic touch-ups often require excellent skills and an investment of time at the computer.
Retouching portraits can be tedious, time-consuming work, taking up precious hours that you’d rather spend behind the camera. When shooting portraits, even a flawless face needs a little post-process retouching-especially if you can’t afford to hire a professional make-up artist.
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