The Eyeliner controls of PortraitPro 15 come with 5 different application styles and independent opacity sliders that can help you create the foundation of the eye makeup. We also liked the degree of control you get with each element of the makeup. We found that, while in some cases not perfect, these makeup tools are quite impressive and very useful for female portraits. The images below show a couple of before-and-after examples of the new makeup feature in use (combined with some other PortraitPro 15 enhancements). With the version 15, you can change mascara, lipstick, bronzer, blusher, eyeliner, eyeshadows, and add eyebrow pencil. The highlight of the new PortraitPro 15 is the set of makeup controls that many users have been asking for. As we showed in our previous review, PortraitPro offered plenty of easy to use tools, that could help you take your portraits to the next level with very little effort: from quick skin touch-ups to face sculpting, from detection of face features to a library of useful presets, etc. What if you need to touch-up multiple photos for your clients every day? That is where PortraitPro 15 shines. The resulting photos are great (if you have the skill to create them), but a single photo can take hours to process. Check out some videos on YouTube like, for example, this timelapse of enhancing a portrait with Photoshop. Today, we are taking a closer look at what's new in PortraitPro version 15.Ĭreating realistically looking photo manipulations is not an easy task.
A couple of years ago, we reviewed PortraitPro 12, which introduced the re-lighting feature and many other improvements. For many years now, the PortraitPro software has been our tool of choice for improving portraits.
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