Giveaway of the Day - ArcSoft Perfect365

[IainB]

Giveaway of the Day - ArcSoft Perfect365

Just saw this now. Still got 22hrs to run.
I don't have any experience of using this software, but it looked interesting enough to try out.

[IainB]

Just some feedback.
Having had the opportunity to play around with this proggy, it seems to be essentially a tool for prettifying/beautifying (i.e., falsifying) images of women's faces, turning them into images of faces that do not exist in real life.
I'm no expert, but I would say that it seems to do what it's designed to do, and rather well at that. You can even manipulate parts of the object's face - e.g., making the jaws wider or thinner; changing the smile, the nose.

It seems to focus on just one aspect (the face) of what you can do with Photoshop.

[IainB]

I see that the new Fotoshop by Adobé is the ultimate makeup

Amazing. Even works on videos, apparently.

[Curt]

... apparently.

Though this commercial is completely fake,...

[steeladept]

I see that the new Fotoshop by Adobé is the ultimate makeup

Amazing. Even works on videos, apparently.

Nice timing.  My wife just showed that one to me last night and I didn't get the link to post here before you did.

[Curt]

Giveaway of the Day - ArcSoft Perfect365

... it seems to be essentially a tool for prettifying/beautifying (i.e., falsifying) images of women's faces,

-you were so right in not just saying faces, but women's faces! I have just tested it on a man's face, but Perfect365 rejected the photo, saying no face was recognized! I have used the program several times, so I know from experience, face recognition is quite good. But maybe this man's look is too different from most faces? Hmm...

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Of course there is also this woman standing in front of him, but she shouldn't confuse the software, could she? I mean, her face is pointing away from the camera...
Did you see her?

[tomos]

^ Brilliant photo Curt -
it took me a while to figure it out (I was concentrating on trying to see where his mouth was, and was presuming it was a photoshop - till I looked down the image)

[IainB]

Yes, nifty trick shot. I saw her right away, though I momentarily at first I thought she had been superimposed on the image of the man, until I saw his right hand.