Tuesday, October 10, 2006
MAKEUP FOR YOUR PHOTO PORTRAITS
MAKEUP PILOT 2.00 - MAKEUP FOR YOUR PHOTO PORTRAITS
Two Pilots has released the new version (2.00) of MakeUp Pilot, a Windows application that makes it easy to have perfect, professional-level photo portraits.
The ability of contemporary photographic equipment to catch and record the finest details should be a priceless tool in our hands. But strangely enough, it's exactly that enormous power to preserve every bit of information that gets us disturbed and upset. Birthmarks, wrinkles, freckles, blemishes . . . somehow they all seem overly noticeable.
We have the answer. With MakeUp Pilot you can quickly and easily remove any cosmetic imperfection directly from the digital photograph. Just knowing that you can delete any flaw in a moment gives you the security and confidence to be relaxed, free and open in front of the camera; you have nothing to hide! Your spontaneity will come through in a much more "alive," expressive and attractive shot to start with.
That's when the fun starts. This program is extremely simple to use. You "play" with a palette of easy-to-use tools until you get your desired result, anything from a light smoothing out to complete coverage. Even "applying" makeup is no problem. What's more, if you have the slightest difficulty or question, demonstration examples are there to walk you through. If you need to, nothing is easier than returning to a previous stage and redoing your corrections; you can even revise your corrections in a small part of the picture only using your "undo brush."
We have also added functions to the new version of MakeUp Pilot that come in handy in perfecting photos of all kinds; for example, the ability to adjust brightness, contrast, image size, as well as framing and rotate options.
The program works on Windows 98/ME/2000/XP platforms.
MakeUp Pilot costs $29.95 for a single-user license.
For more information about MakeUp Pilot contact Nonna L. Garbar at Two Pilots.
Voice: (773) 764-5306. Fax: (707) 924-1267
press.tp@colorpilot.com http://www.colorpilot.com
Two Pilots has released the new version (2.00) of MakeUp Pilot, a Windows application that makes it easy to have perfect, professional-level photo portraits.
The ability of contemporary photographic equipment to catch and record the finest details should be a priceless tool in our hands. But strangely enough, it's exactly that enormous power to preserve every bit of information that gets us disturbed and upset. Birthmarks, wrinkles, freckles, blemishes . . . somehow they all seem overly noticeable.
We have the answer. With MakeUp Pilot you can quickly and easily remove any cosmetic imperfection directly from the digital photograph. Just knowing that you can delete any flaw in a moment gives you the security and confidence to be relaxed, free and open in front of the camera; you have nothing to hide! Your spontaneity will come through in a much more "alive," expressive and attractive shot to start with.
That's when the fun starts. This program is extremely simple to use. You "play" with a palette of easy-to-use tools until you get your desired result, anything from a light smoothing out to complete coverage. Even "applying" makeup is no problem. What's more, if you have the slightest difficulty or question, demonstration examples are there to walk you through. If you need to, nothing is easier than returning to a previous stage and redoing your corrections; you can even revise your corrections in a small part of the picture only using your "undo brush."
We have also added functions to the new version of MakeUp Pilot that come in handy in perfecting photos of all kinds; for example, the ability to adjust brightness, contrast, image size, as well as framing and rotate options.
The program works on Windows 98/ME/2000/XP platforms.
MakeUp Pilot costs $29.95 for a single-user license.
For more information about MakeUp Pilot contact Nonna L. Garbar at Two Pilots.
Voice: (773) 764-5306. Fax: (707) 924-1267
press.tp@colorpilot.com http://www.colorpilot.com
# posted by Eric Frost @ 2:52 AM 
