Author Archives: Clare Denman

Minimal Make up Tutorial with PortraitPro 17

Check out the tutorial below on how to get a minimal make up look with PortraitPro 17.

Open your image up in PortraitPro 17. Under the Face Sculpt tab slider more the Master Slider down just a little bit. Under the Skin Smoothing reduce the Master Slider nearly all the way down, it only needs to be on slightly. Under the Skin Lighting and Coloring tab more the Modeling slider to what best suits your image. For Make up tab only move the Lipstick slider up a little to give the lips more color to them, change the color if needed and the Texture. Under the Hair tab increase the Vibrance slider.Click the Background tab and Create Mask.Chose your new background and adjust the Background sliders if needed.

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Male Portrait With PortraitPro 17

Editing Male Portraits with PortaitPro couldn’t be easier, check out the tutorial below.

Open your portrait up in PortraitPro 17. Under the Face Sculpt tab move the Master Slider down. The only sliders that need to be on is the Head Forward and the Eyes Widening slider if like the picture above the eyes need widening a little.Under the next tab, Skin Smoothing move the Master Slider down to 0 and adjust the sliders to suit your image, the image above has quite a few wrinkles around the eyes so the Around Eyes sliders are on. Under Skin Lighting and Coloring turn off the Smokey Eyes slider and reduce the Modeling Slider. For the Eyes tab leave as it is or Reduce the Master Slider a little if needed. Under the Hair tab turn up the Vibrance slider. For the Picture tab, increase the Vibrance if like above your portrait looks a little dull in color. Under the Background tab click Create Mask, the software will then identify the background for you.

Click Background Image and then Select New Background.Chose your new Background and adjust the Auto Color as needed and the Adjust Background if needed.

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LandscapePro 2 Mountains Holiday Tutorial

Do your holiday snaps leave something to be desired? With LandscapePro you can bring out the best in your photos in just minutes. Check out the tutorial below.Open your image up in LandscapePro, and label your image.To start click on the Sky tab and pick your sky replacement, this Sky is called Clear Noon. Under the Lighting Brushes tab, chose 3D and Lighten and select an area or two that you want lightened a bit.For the Whole Picture tab chose the Contrast Preset with the slider at about 50%. Under the Water tab chose Improver and more the slider down to about 25%.For the Grass tab chose Improver with the slider about half way.Under the Building tab chose Contrast Preset about about 1/3 on the Slider.

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Improve your Holiday Photos with PortraitPro 17

Sometimes you don’t always get the background quite right when you take your holiday portraits. You can easily change your background to a best out of your holiday snaps, check out the tutorial below. Open your image up in PortraitPro 17.Move the Master Slider down in the Face Sculpt tab, it doesn’t need to be very high if on at all. The Lens Correct slider needs to be on.Turn all the Sliders off under Skin Smoothing depending on your portrait. Untitled-7 Under the Skin Lighting and Coloring tab reduce the Modeling lighting, if your background is going to be outside in daylight you don’t want the Modeling Slider on. Under the Makeup tab and can touch up your makeup if needed. Untitled-10 Click on the Background Tab and Create Mask button, the software will identify the background though you can adjust the mask if needed. Untitled-11 Click Background image and then New Background Image, choosing your new Background image.

Under the Auto Color tab you can adjust the colors in the Background and Foreground to match.

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Correcting Snow Portraits with PortraitPro 17

Snow can really add to your pictures but you don’t want to lose the richness of the colors, PortraitPro can bring it back in a few simple steps. Check out the tutorial below. Once your image is open adjust the Face sculpt and Skin Smoothing to your liking.

Under Skin Lighting & Coloring adjust the Modeling and Fix Lighting to get the lighting on the face right if needed.Under the Eyes tab make sure the Clean Eyes slider is on just a little bit and the Whitening Area slider.Under the Picture Slider reduce the Smart Contrast, for this image it is all the way down but it will depend on your image.

You will notice the instant improvement in your photo.

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New Years Eve Ball with PortraitPro Body 2

A New Years Ball is a great time to get a full length portrait of you in your floor length dress. But sometimes the angle isn’t quite right, no need to spend ages trying to get the perfect angle to make your waist looking just right, you can correct this easily in PortraitPro Body, check out the tutorial below.Open your image up in PortraitPro Body and mark up the body, click Finish with Mark Up when done. Click on the lines and drag them to reshap Move both arms in slightly and the shoulder if needed. Click and drag in the waist of both slides, only slightly.You can leave the Portrait there or you can click on the Picture tab and increase the Contrast and Recover Exposure sliders.

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Creating Christmas Portraits with PortraitPro 17

shutterstock_743849866_pp Adding some festivity to your portraits this Christmas couldn’t be easier with PortraitPro 17’s new background editing feature. Check out the tutorial below.

Give your clients a selection of backgrounds to chose from, there will be something for everyone. Once you have edited all the faces in your portrait click the Background tab and Create Mask. Adjust the background mask if needed. Click Background Image and New Background Image.Click Select Image and chose your chosen background, then click Auto Color to adjust if needed.

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The Perfect Winter Landscape in Seconds with Smart Photo Editor

Trying to get the perfect winter snow landscape can be tricky but check out the tutorial below to see how to improve your landscape. (Click on image to see bigger). Open your photo up in Smart Photo Editor. Click on the Effects Gallery button on the top right and click the effect called Darken, you can search for this in the search bar is it isn’t visible.

Reduce the Master Slider nearly all the way down and click OK when you are happy.Click on the Effects Gallery button and find the effect Pop, once again reduce the Master Slider down, this time so it is hardly on but you can see the difference. You can leave your Landscape here or look at the next step below.Click on the Effects Gallery button and chose the effect Darken and Improve.

Now you just have to save your photo and the session so you can come back to it later if needed.

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A Quick Edit in PortraitPro Body – Full Length Gown

Check out the tutorial below to find out how to subtly perfect your full length gown portraits in minutes. Open your image up in PortraitPro Body and mark up the body.

Under Shape Sliders tab move the Slim, Curvy and Lift sliders slightly. Under the Face tab adjust the Lighting Contrast and the Modeling Light sliders.The last step is to click on the Picture tab and adjust the Auto Levels and Contrast sliders to suit your image.Check out PortraitPro Body for yourself by downloading the free trial.

Fitness Professional Portraits Tutorial with PortraitPro 17

before and after Professional Portraits are a great thing to offer as a Professional Photographer, with every company these days having their own website, they are in need of professional photographs where they know it or not.

Having professional photographs really shines through on websites, check out the tutorial below to see how you can create Fitness Professional Portraits in minutes.

Open your image up in PortraitPro 17. Click on the Face Sculpt tab, reduce the master slider all the way down . Under the Skin Smoothing tab, reduce the Master Slider all the way down. Adjust the Remove Shine Slider as needed. Turn off the Makeup tab and click the Background tab>Create Mask. The software will mask the background for you, change id needed then click the Background Image tab. Click New Background Image and select your new background.Click the Auto Color tab and adjust the two sliders to where the image looks it’s best.