Portrait enhancement

[Benji]

Some people like their wrinkles, zits, scars, moles, bags under their eyes, freckles and birthmarks. Others like a little less reality. It would seem most of my customers like less reality and a little more fantasy.

I have only tried it on several images, but I love it already. See below.

Benji

[terryjoey]

I like the product and have the software, you can do as much or as little as you want, this is a picture of my wife, she started off pretty in the first place, but I still had to have some fun with it.

[jiminyClickit]

terryjoey, Welcome

And thanks for showing yet another reason I miss Texas. Even without a 'before,' it looks as if you know how to keep it reasonably lifelike.

[JJthethird]

Very pretty indeed Terryjoey, I must say that I prefer yours to Benji's, it looks more natural. I dont like the look on Benji's, it reminds me of old airbrushed magazine shots.

John.

[terryjoey]

Here is the before picture.

[JJthethird]

terryjoey, You lucky man, you didnt really need to do anything to the original!!

John.

[FredSpencer]

terryjoey,

This is a well done example, especially when viewed as an overlay. What does your wife think of it?

How about posting them on the forum at Portrait Pro for other users to see?

[terryjoey]

What does my wife think? Well, I have turned her B&W, Green, Red and she is always a great sport about it, and thinks nothing of it.

[terryjoey]

Fred,
Is Portrait Pro a forum here at DPS

[FredSpencer]

Originally Posted by terryjoey

Is Portrait Pro a forum here at DPS

I see you've already found the Portrait Pro forum but for anyone else who might be interested it is at http://www.portraitprofessional.com/Forum/index.php