A initially learned photography as a kid shooting black & white then developing the photos in a dark room, that was a magical time and sparked my interest in photography. As I got older I dabbled in digital photography but wasn't until my kids were born that i really started to get an active interest back in it all.
Very nice presentation! Can you also use the program for a full body shot just to enhance the face? Does the face detection also work in a scenario like that? Thanks.
Marcus, thanks to the overview of this program, Â I have been looking at it and this pretty much seals the deal. Â I did notice they had a 64bit version and it should go nicely with my new Macbook Pro.
At the time of when I created this video, Lightroom did not have a plugin for Portrait Professional 11. It has to be used as an external editor. And according to the tech support, it still does not have a plugin. See the website link in my description for this video.
I would recommend the Studio 64 version. Because the latest version of Windows and Mac OSX are 64bit and it will just run faster and take advantage of additional memory added to your system (my system has 32GB of RAM). And when you shoot your photos, you should always shoot a copy in RAW (RAW is the digital negative and the filesize is much larger than JPEG) and when you need precise color control and white balance, RAW is a Godsend.
This is awesome. I tend to use Lightroom. I just don't have that much time for Photoshop. Either way, This is a fantastic plug in. I have a question. What are the real differences between the Studio and Studio 64 versions? The website gives little insight on that. Talks about size of photos, but doesn't give specifics. Which version would you recommend for what purpose? I am an amateur really, but am getting more and more involved in fashion photography. Thanks
This is awesome. I tend to use Lightroom. I just don't have that much time for Photoshop. Either way, This is a fantastic plug in. I have a question. What are the real differences between the Studio and Studio 64 versions? The website give little insight on that. Talks about size of photos, but doesn't give specifics. Which version would you recommend for what purpose? I am an amateur really, but am getting more and more involved in fashion photography. Thanks
I fail to understand your statement about how your use of a light meter which is relative to exposure affects the "basic" white balance which is relative to color temperature? Can you please explain?
Thanks for taking the time to post this. On top of showing the software feature enhancements, it's helpful to see a real-world touch-up — the software companies tend to use over-processed examples. Good video.
holy crap. that program is awesome. in photoshop it would take you an hour if you knew what you were doing! …..which i dont so much 😉 this program makes a cute girl into a super model and a amateur photographer into a pro! great video, thanks a lot for the help
Ive noticed a big difference between 10 and 11 version. After rendering, the program makes the jaw on one side extremely fatter. Almost if she has something in it. I watch you do yours and I saw it on yours as well. Is there anything that can be done?
Very nice presentation! Can you also use the program for a full body shot just to enhance the face? Does the face detection also work in a scenario like that? Thanks.
and than a boy asks u out , and at the meetting he tells u “hey u forgot ur beauty in the photo editor program u use“ hihi
Marcus, thanks to the overview of this program, Â I have been looking at it and this pretty much seals the deal. Â I did notice they had a 64bit version and it should go nicely with my new Macbook Pro.
Very useful look at Port Pro, Marcus, thank you. Â I also love your approach of asking your subjects to sit for you without makeup. Â
At the time of when I created this video, Lightroom did not have a plugin for Portrait Professional 11. It has to be used as an external editor. And according to the tech support, it still does not have a plugin. See the website link in my description for this video.
LIGHTROOM ABSOLUTELY HAS A PLUG IN!
Hi Marcus, thats a cool program. thanks for showing us how its working.
I will follow you in here, regards from the Netherlands have a nice weekend !
Bye Marc
I would recommend the Studio 64 version. Because the latest version of Windows and Mac OSX are 64bit and it will just run faster and take advantage of additional memory added to your system (my system has 32GB of RAM). And when you shoot your photos, you should always shoot a copy in RAW (RAW is the digital negative and the filesize is much larger than JPEG) and when you need precise color control and white balance, RAW is a Godsend.
This is awesome. I tend to use Lightroom. I just don't have that much time for Photoshop. Either way, This is a fantastic plug in. I have a question. What are the real differences between the Studio and Studio 64 versions? The website gives little insight on that. Talks about size of photos, but doesn't give specifics. Which version would you recommend for what purpose? I am an amateur really, but am getting more and more involved in fashion photography. Thanks
This is awesome. I tend to use Lightroom. I just don't have that much time for Photoshop. Either way, This is a fantastic plug in. I have a question. What are the real differences between the Studio and Studio 64 versions? The website give little insight on that. Talks about size of photos, but doesn't give specifics. Which version would you recommend for what purpose? I am an amateur really, but am getting more and more involved in fashion photography. Thanks
I have been thinking of purchasing this and now it is a done deal. Thank you.
how donwold the pictyre after the rptch in your pc ??plz
I fail to understand your statement about how your use of a light meter which is relative to exposure affects the "basic" white balance which is relative to color temperature? Can you please explain?
Thanks for taking the time to post this. On top of showing the software feature enhancements, it's helpful to see a real-world touch-up — the software companies tend to use over-processed examples. Good video.
THANKS!! Very helpful tutorial.
holy crap. that program is awesome. in photoshop it would take you an hour if you knew what you were doing! …..which i dont so much 😉 this program makes a cute girl into a super model and a amateur photographer into a pro! great video, thanks a lot for the help
almost twins sisters but just almost
I wonder can you make female from male? I have fantasies being trany
thanks for the video!
This is amazing dude 🙂 congratz !!!
Ive noticed a big difference between 10 and 11 version. After rendering, the program makes the jaw on one side extremely fatter. Almost if she has something in it. I watch you do yours and I saw it on yours as well. Is there anything that can be done?