Skylum unveils Aperty for rapid, AI-assisted image retouching and editing for portrait photographers

[Redaktion]

Skylum has unveiled Aperty for rapid, AI-assisted image retouching and editing for portrait photographers. Photographers are only paid by their works, not by the time they spend retouching photos from a shoot, so Aperty helps save time and increase productivity. Tools include blemish removal, teeth whitening, and makeup effects for one-click enhancements.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Skylum-unveils-Aperty-for-rapid-AI-assisted-image-retouching-and-editing-for-portrait-photographers.853314.0.html

[TruthIsThere]

So, "fake it until you make it", huh?

Because, getting rid of your imperfections for TikTok, Instagram, dating sites (is that even still a thing today) ect., will change that person, group, ect. impression of you ONCE THEY MEET YOU IN REAL LIFE, that comes with your imperfections and all, right?!

Yeah, these type of folks has some imperfections alright, but it has nothing to with their cosmetics / skin, though. 😏

[P0l1c3]

Etc not Ect

[modestchunk]

I hate when companies use a tool that shows two halves of the same picture w/ different comparisons on each side instead of showing us the same image side by side so you can see the exact differences

[George]

While "portrait imaging" might seem to be a limited field but lets face it that all them:

- school photos
- team photos
- individual activity photos
- corporate photos
- professional player/actor/person photos

not to count in the endless $$$ some spend on 'event' photos (like WEDDINGS!)

While I agree with the other person that I'd rather see before/after of the SAME IMAGE and AREA of the image, tools like this could be a 'boon' for professionals having to deal with 100's of individuals in a class (school photos for example).

Somehow folks expect not a hair out of place or zit/mole/imperfection in their images. :)