Once a new project starts, the original and customized picture are displayed side-by-side, enabling users to evaluate changes in real time. As far as the interface is concerned, it adopts a professional look that is easy to navigate. However, all three editions share the essential traits which define PortraitPro, namely highly intuitive options for enhancing portraits in detail when it comes to lighting, the skin, face, eyes, mouth, hair, and so on, whether the one performing customizations is a casual user looking for quick touch-ups, or a professional photographer looking for post-processing techniques. Additionally, Studio includes a batch dialog to speed up the workflow, while Studio Max provides full batch mode for the same purpose. They also come with support for reading Adobe DNG format and RAW images from digital cameras, reading and writing TIFFs with 48 bits per color, JPEG and TIFF embedded color profiles, conversion between different color spaces, along with monitor and color space customization. Compared to the Standard version, Studio and Studio Max feature plugins for Photoshop, Aperture and Lightroom.
PortraitPro is such an application and it deals with portrait adjustments. On the other hand, there are photo editors specializing in a particular type of images to help users better focus on figuring out their inner workings. However, the best ones are quite complex and usually have a steep learning curve. All-round graphic editors give users all the necessary tools for modifying and embellishing all kinds of pictures.
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