Portrait Professional
Nov 11, 2011 09:49:52 #
DB wrote:
Sounds like a good deal to me..... would like to hear from some folks who us it.... before I buy ........
I have the trial version and thought it was a fairly decent program dedicated to portrait photography. Although, I only played with it, I found it intuitive. I would recommend it as a part of your software arsenal if you think there's even a chance of needing it in the future. With the free upgrade, I would say its a no-brainer. I'm going to pick up since I hope to get into portrait photography.
Nov 11, 2011 10:12:54 #
DB SAID: Imagine that... an engineer with a mind that has a will of its own.
I am still contemplating that one,,, humm,,, Like Frankenstein's Monster, we are many, the gadget maker who take shooting time to make a one use gadget at twice the price of an already made one (that is some one else, no not me!)
Artistic side: hand made ceramics, painting, photography, writing, as well as engineering/chemistry/environmental.
Took a hand made pottery course once, filled with tech people escaping the confines of tech stuff and being creative... all it takes is a little wine! a little second hand smoke and being anonymous.
I am still contemplating that one,,, humm,,, Like Frankenstein's Monster, we are many, the gadget maker who take shooting time to make a one use gadget at twice the price of an already made one (that is some one else, no not me!)
Artistic side: hand made ceramics, painting, photography, writing, as well as engineering/chemistry/environmental.
Took a hand made pottery course once, filled with tech people escaping the confines of tech stuff and being creative... all it takes is a little wine! a little second hand smoke and being anonymous.
Nov 12, 2011 10:37:37 #
I have it and love it! But, I am always careful not to over use because it can distort the subjects face. How do you make it a plug in to PS so I dont have to switch back and forth?
Nov 12, 2011 11:46:39 #
Rhonda wrote:
I have it and love it! But, I am always careful not to over use because it can distort the subjects face. How do you make it a plug in to PS so I dont have to switch back and forth?
http://www.portraitprofessional.com/support/?qid=56
Nov 12, 2011 12:17:15 #
Nov 12, 2011 12:46:05 #
Nov 13, 2011 15:42:17 #
Been reading the manual...
This is morphing more than anything else (if you recall the early days of digital photography.
Close a mouth? Move the nose? Change the eyebrow? Man you can take anyone and make them look like anything.
I did expect something more 'subtitle' that does not change how a person look. You can already do that just when you take the picture! First with the make-up hairstyle then with the posing.
You can make a girl of 12 look much older and a girls with pimples look like a gorgeous woman.
All done on negative film and scanned from them.
I have other samples made in a lab (instead of studio method)
This is morphing more than anything else (if you recall the early days of digital photography.
Close a mouth? Move the nose? Change the eyebrow? Man you can take anyone and make them look like anything.
I did expect something more 'subtitle' that does not change how a person look. You can already do that just when you take the picture! First with the make-up hairstyle then with the posing.
You can make a girl of 12 look much older and a girls with pimples look like a gorgeous woman.
All done on negative film and scanned from them.
I have other samples made in a lab (instead of studio method)
12 year old, (asping models pushed by her mom - mainly)
Original
After grooming for a shoot
Nov 13, 2011 15:44:47 #
Damned system that does not think for us!!!!! :oops: :oops: :oops:
:evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:
:evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:
Nov 13, 2011 16:00:19 #
There are three levels of PPro, Consider the first two 39 and 59, the 59 does a lot more in terms of file handeling. Also 59$ allows use as PS plugin. If you buy the $39 first then realize that you really want the $59 they want $30 to make the next $20 step! OOOps.
The 3rd is a 64 bit and costs 100+.
Also look in Popular photography and get an additional 10% off so that is $4 and $6 respectively,,, or 35 and 53 with that extra 10%
The program is easy to use and has a hand holding wizard that says next we do this, then you click next and it tells the next step.
The 3rd is a 64 bit and costs 100+.
Also look in Popular photography and get an additional 10% off so that is $4 and $6 respectively,,, or 35 and 53 with that extra 10%
The program is easy to use and has a hand holding wizard that says next we do this, then you click next and it tells the next step.
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