Perfect for Portrait Pictures Use these presets to fix Bride & Groom pictures and group photos. The generic Fix-It-All Smart Preset that analyzes the picture and gives it a dose of Perfect. Try this first! Beautiful Bride. Beautifies overall facial features, removes dark eye rings, enlarges and sharpens the eyes, keeps the glow and warmth of the bride, removes shine and fixes any blemish and freckles.

Family Portraits. Fixes tired eyes, facial complexion, shiny foreheads and everything else to make everybody look their best! Gorgeous Locations 5 presets that will light up every picture Dark Hall.

Fix photos taken in a dark abbey or candle-lit hall. Reduces noise, fixes exposure, contrast and hard flash-light for flawless skin tones.

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Use this on all your outdoor shots. It fixes any exposure imperfections due to overcast skies or an overly glaring sun. Great for perfecting shots taken during the sunset golden light hour.

Fixes exposure and contrast to retain the rich, warm colors of the sunset. Great general purpose preset for all well lit indoor shots. Fixes any exposure and backlighting problems, enhances complexion of faces and makes everyone look good.

Disco lights in a dark club with flushed faces taken with an iPhone flash? Takes care of low-light noise, infra-red removal for red faces, redeyes, and fixes flashed faces. Highlight every Detail Reveal all the details, get rid of the noise. Bring out everything you remember and even more! For pictures of The Wedding Dress. Preserves sharpness of the lace and details and yet a soft glow on the overall composition.

Use this to fix the shots of the rings, shoes, roses and champagne glasses. Great for all the macro shots of glitzy tiny shiny bits!

Flowers and Food. Designed to perfect pictures of food and flowers. Corrects exposure and depth and adds vibrancy to make shots of champagne, flowers, and canapes pop!

This model was photographed mostly using available light with fill from a Canon Speedlite 580EX II. Camera was a Canon EOS 50D with an EF 28-105mm lens with an exposure of 1/60 second at f/4.5 and ISO 400. I did some light retouching with Photoshop's Healing and Clone Brushes, followed by applying Imagenomic's Portraiture plug-in. The image was further tweaked using the Viveza plug-in, then converted to monochrome using Silver Efex Pro, topped off by applying the Glamour Glow filter that's part of Color Efex Pro.

Photos © Joe Farace, unless otherwise noted The following is something people tell me when I suggest using a plug-in or specialized software for enhancing or retouching portraits: “But you can do that in Photoshop!” That’s because when it comes to software for wedding, portrait, and boudoir photographs, everyone has an opinion—sometimes a strong one—even if they’re wrong. When Photoshop introduced the Healing Brush tool in Version 7, a former colleague was aghast that Adobe was making retouching “too easy” and hated that “no skill was needed” for enhancing portraits using this tool.