£34.95 FROM Anthropics, anthropics.com NEEDS Mac OS X 10.7 or later
We tend to share portraits every day via social media sites.
However, capturing a portrait that we’re pleased with can be a challenge. If the camera is too close, lens distortion can stretch the shape of our face in unflattering ways (thanks to barrel distortion). High-definition shots produced by the latest iPhones can reveal lines and wrinkles that don’t tally with our perception of how we look. Fortunately, we can counteract common problems by retouching our photographs in PortraitPro 19.
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