I went back and forth with them for months on this - at one point they admonished me for continuing to ask for help. To make the story short - while I provided them all my license codes - they lost their records of my license and even though, at their request - I sent them photographs of the original disc and codes (full pro suite) they refused to acknowledge it. I've had an extremely negative experience with Imagenomic/Portraiture over the last 6 months - Their version 2 stopped working in newer versions of PS - totally understandable and they offer a V3 upgrade for free for existing customers. Since this thread was just revived - I wanted to update my opinion. I use Imac Pro 2017 10 cores 32 RAM - no lag at all. You could always spend the time in Photoshop, but for the level of editing required maybe an overkill, kill of time and hence money. This you may need photoshop to edit glare and distortion behind the lens, if the glasses are strong.įor commercial use, PPro is a major time saver. Do remember to take photos of people with glasses on and off. Skins and eye bags are easily made smoother. For your purpose this is probably good enough. For family shots, you can select each face separately for editing. Its pretty easy with sliders and quick (literally a few minutes and you are done).

If you let PP do everything 'automatically' then it can overdo the editing, so I reset the edit and then carry out the edits manually. But I always tend to use it with either C1 or Lightroom. When saving files the TIFFs are copied into C1. The PPro can be a plugin, so you use 'edit' in C1 and PP pops up. I don't have experience with Imagenomic.įrom my experience what I like with this combo is ease of use. Hi, I use the latest version of Portrait Pro and Capture One 20.

I need to set a workflow that I can manage with the less trouble as possible.Īgain thanks for your help, support, patience and quick answer. I would be using Capture One Pro or DxO Photolab for Raw developing so I'm not going to be a powerful Photoshop user.I don't think these are compatible with the two retouching softwares. I would like to build a Family and Social Photography Studio I would like to automate the most the portraits retouching so I was thinking between PortraitPro and Imagenomic Portraiture, wich one would you chose, or do you advise me another one from your experience?ĭo you know if this kind of software only work as a Photoshop plugin or can they also work as a stand alone programme? It's me again, please forgive me if I'm making to much questions to all of you but there are many possibilities that I finally take this as a serious business, and I need to purchase the most appropriate tools to do my job.

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