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Giveaway of the day — SoftSkin Photo Makeup Pro 1.1

Produce perfect portraits out of ordinary snapshots!

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SoftSkin Photo Makeup Pro 1.1 era disponibile come app gratuita il 26 agosto 2013!

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Realizzate foto perfette partendo da foto normali. SoftSkin Photo Makeup perfeziona le foto con i vostri ritratti rimuovendo tutte le piccole imperfezioni, migliorando colore/texture della pelle ed applicando vari miglioramenti di base. Tutto in una manciata di click. SoftSkin Photo Makeup rende semplice la realizzazione di foto con ritratti mozzafiato rimuovendo le imperfezioni della pelle, come brufoli e lentiggini, coprendo acne e rughe, ammorbidendo le ombreggiature più dure e dando al vostro ritratto un aspetto professionale. SoftSkin Photo Makeup è in grado di correggere anche l’effetto occhi rossi con un semplice click.

Ecco le principali caratteristiche di SoftSkin Photo Makeup – un programma di SoftOribts, una software house vincitrice di numerosi riconoscimenti:

migliora le texture della pelle;
sbianca i denti;
applica trucco virtuale ad occhi e labbra;
rimuove l'effetto occhi rossi.

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SoftOrbits regala licenze personali per Photo Makeup Pro (aggiornamenti compresi), basta inserire un link e una breve recensione (anche 10-15 parole) del programma su qualsiasi sito Web, forum, ecc. Bisogna poi inviare un messaggio a support@softorbits.com con l’indirizzo della pagina con la recensione e si otterrà il codice per attivare il programma. L’offerta sarà valida solo per 1 settimana.

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Requisiti di Sistema:

Windows 2000/ XP/ 2003/ Vista/ 7

Produttore:

SoftOrbits

Homepage:

http://makeupphoto.org/

Dimensione File:

15.1 MB

Prezzo:

$29.95

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Yes it does the job but Beauty Guide and/or Cosmetic Guide do the same for FREE:

http://tintguide.com/beauty.html
http://tintguide.com/cosmetic.html

And for a more comprehensive FREE & PORTABLE Image Editing tool:

http://hornil.com/en/products/stylepix/Features.html

HINT: how about focusing on different kind of apps?

Giovanni – 11 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+174)

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This software installed very easily with no 'hidden goodies' waiting to be installed along with it by unsuspecting users.

But sadly, while I really really wanted this program to be a great one, I'm afraid it simply didn't work as I'd hoped it would.

Perhaps if a user doesn't have any other, even basic, photo editing programs this may be okay ... but while intuitive to use, one needs a very steady hand, for example, when applying lipstick or eye liner.

I do apologize for this poor review, especially since I really do appreciate software creators being kind enough to give programs away free here.

My review may be harsh because I have other programs that do the same and even a better job faster and easier ... but sadly, suspect I won't be alone in being disappointed.

Mara – 11 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+91)

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#2: "Perhaps if a user doesn’t have any other, even basic, photo editing programs this may be okay … but while intuitive to use, one needs a very steady hand, for example, when applying lipstick or eye liner."

Less of a steady hand I would imagine than if you were applying the real thing. :)

Regardless the software you use, that's where graphics or drawing tablets come in, & you don't need a seriously expensive Wacom -- just something that lets you use the same, natural hand motions you use when sketching, doodling, or yes, applying makeup. It is possible to do the same painting or drawing motions with a mouse -- it's just harder because moving a mouse around on your desk is just not the same sort of natural movement.

Alternatively, again regardless the software you're using, make & use selections, which can limit whatever you're doing to the selected area. You can add to &/or subtract from a selection, paint it on in "brush strokes" or create it a few pixels at a time with each mouse click so that you get it just right. Some software does make it faster/easier, though you often have to dig a bit deeper when researching whatever app to find out, since that's not always something marketing types focus on.

One method I sometimes use with a copy of the image or a duplicate layer is to start by removing or clearing everything outside the area I want to select, 1st by repeatedly using the rectangle selection tool, hitting delete to clear each selection, working my way from the outside in. That way I've Very quickly got the area I want to select, surrounded by just a thin band of pixels that's easier [& faster] for me to get rid of. Once I've got the area selected I can copy/paste onto the complete image, usually with a bit of feathering, control the transparency & method of blending etc. so that whatever touch-up is just right.

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#7: " For me also the end results look somewhat false and shout out ‘this is airbrushed’. "

The problem is that regardless the software used, treating color & texture at the same time alters, somewhat damages texture. To cure that sort of thing research Frequency Separation, which is a method that's becoming more & more popular as it allows you to work with each [color & texture] separately. SoftSkin Photo Makeup is designed to make some types of touch-up easier, so if you like the way it works there's no reason you can't use it for example on a copy or layer of the image that just represents the color, then merge the results back together with the texture layer.

#2: <em>"Perhaps if a user doesn’t have any other, even basic, photo editing programs this may be okay … but while intuitive to use, one needs a very steady hand, for example, when applying lipstick or eye liner."</em>

Less of a steady hand I would imagine than if you were applying the real thing. :)

Regardless the software you use, that's where graphics or drawing tablets come in, &amp; you don't need a seriously expensive Wacom -- just something that lets you use the same, natural hand motions you use when sketching, doodling, or yes, applying makeup. It is possible to do the same painting or drawing motions with a mouse -- it's just harder because moving a mouse around on your desk is just not the same sort of natural movement.

Alternatively, again regardless the software you're using, make &amp; use selections, which can limit whatever you're doing to the selected area. You can add to &amp;/or subtract from a selection, paint it on in "brush strokes" or create it a few pixels at a time with each mouse click so that you get it just right. Some software does make it faster/easier, though you often have to dig a bit deeper when researching whatever app to find out, since that's not always something marketing types focus on.

One method I sometimes use with a copy of the image or a duplicate layer is to start by removing or clearing everything outside the area I want to select, 1st by repeatedly using the rectangle selection tool, hitting delete to clear each selection, working my way from the outside in. That way I've Very quickly got the area I want to select, surrounded by just a thin band of pixels that's easier [&amp; faster] for me to get rid of. Once I've got the area selected I can copy/paste onto the complete image, usually with a bit of feathering, control the transparency &amp; method of blending etc. so that whatever touch-up is just right.

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#7: <em>" For me also the end results look somewhat false and shout out ‘this is airbrushed’. "</em>

The problem is that regardless the software used, treating color &amp; texture at the same time alters, somewhat damages texture. To cure that sort of thing research Frequency Separation, which is a method that's becoming more &amp; more popular as it allows you to work with each [color &amp; texture] separately. SoftSkin Photo Makeup is designed to make some types of touch-up easier, so if you like the way it works there's no reason you can't use it for example on a copy or layer of the image that just represents the color, then merge the results back together with the texture layer.

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mike – 11 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+23)

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I don't see any serious "free" alternatives mentioned here or even purchased software that is in the same price range.

@ Comment #1 "Giovanni"...While everyone is familiar and appreciates your expertise...Why are you "Again" mentioning 3 alternatives that have very few features in the "Lite, free version"??? They are useless. In my humble opinion; PhotoScape, which is always free, has much better control and features than most paid for softwares.
I do agree that it is time to move on with other types of software...the offerings are all mediocre and too many deal with...or attempt to deal with the same categories. Free to try is great...if the software were of any note. Same old stuff being re-hashed...I haven't downloaded anything in at least 6 months.
Sorry for my mini rant...just expressing what seems to be a common complaint here. Thanks anyway GOTD

Zip – 11 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+19)

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Regarding No. 4: The Companies that give away the Software, I reckon do not make up the Invitation to download the software. That I believe is made by Giveaway of the Day. So Do NOT Blame the Donor which is supplying the program for free.