A very rich, subtly warm, black & white look that has snap and contrast. The toning is only in the shadows, maintaining clean highlight areas.
Overall soft, light and vivid.
Use this to reduce the shadows under the eyes.
Attempt to fix images shot with the wrong white balance settings.
A bright-light version of a cross-process look.
Bring the eyes to life! Run the effect then select a brush size that is just slightly smaller than the iris. Dab over it to bring out the color.
Similar to a 1 stop exposure increase. Raises all levels like an exposure would but keeps the image from washing out like Brightness/Contrast.
Bring on the color and bring on the details.
The closest thing to straight B&W you will find here.
Mimics the deep romantic feel of the movie. It adds color richness, a soft glowing effect and contrast.
Paint over areas that need to be darker. Won't affect midtones and highlights. Great for eyeliner and those dark lines around the iris of the eye. What do you call those anyway?
Removes the inherent magenta cast from skin tones.
When you need cover girl smoothness this is the ticket. It requires manual painting but it will set you all up.
A light contrast and color enhancing tool that you may want to use everyday.
Creates layers pre-set for retouching the eyes and teeth.
A subtle everyday skin softener. Reduces the minor imperfections in skin. Does not glow.
This creates a harder to detect star shape around the subject before darkening the edges.
Smooth and slightly soft, with a gentle contrast punch. Zero calories too.
Similar to a 2/3 stop exposure increase. Raises all levels like an exposure would but keeps the image from washing out like Brightness/Contrast.
Reduces noise and grain in an image.
