The Enhancements tools have been updated and now include a Tint control, and an option to use the mask to refine the adjustments to only those areas. You should be able to find presets for download from the Imagenomic website ( in the very near future. Portraiture 2 includes the ability to organize presets into categories, and to import and export presets. Use the provided presets as starting points, or start from scratch and then save your own, including adding descriptions on what the preset does. As you're developing your own adjustments, you can create your own presets as well to reproduce a signature look in your portraits. There are a number of presets for different situations, including high-key and low-key lighting, and a glamour preset among others. You can also resize thumbnails in the history list, or view them as text entries.
As you're making adjustments, Portraiture 2 stores your changes to give you an unlimited number of history states, which makes experimenting with different parameters much easier than in the past.
The Detail Smoothing options give you control over three levels of details and what the threshold is between these levels. Feathering and Fuzziness are new to Portraiture 2 and help fine-tune the masking with greater precision than before. Although it does a very good job of automatically creating a mask, you can fine-tune the settings to adapt the mask to your specific subject with adjustments to feathering, opacity, fuzziness, hue, saturation, luminance, and latitude to select exactly the tonal ranges you want to work with. Portraiture 2 works by creating a mask for skin tones. The most commonly used settings are the Detail Smoothing and the Enhancements. Portraiture 2 has a number of features that are optimized for cleaning up images. With the recent introduction of Portraiture 2 (Figure 1), I'm even more of a fan and find myself using it more frequently than ever.
There are a few software tools available to help speed up the process, and I've been a fan of Imagenomic's Portraiture since it was first released a couple of years ago. Cleaning blemishes, smoothing skin tones, removing imperfections and other various enhancements can lead to literally hours of work. If you spend any time post-processing portrait photos, you know how time-consuming touchup work can be.
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