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Press coverage
October 16th 2006 - Anthropics Technology announces new milestone in image processing techniques |
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For those in the photographic industry this is a complementary tool that can reduce retouching time by upwards of 80% per image, and for the keen amateur this is a package that can create results previously unattainable without becoming a highly adept Photoshop user.
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here to see the press release. |
September 28th 2006 - Guardian - Software to bring out the beauty in all of us |
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A new service launched earlier this month from Anthropics will do what many professional photographers and graphic designers can already do with Adobe's image manipulation program Photoshop - but a lot faster - by removing blemishes, wrinkles and glare caused by harsh lighting. But that's not all: it can rejig the contours of female faces to make them look more attractive.
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here to see the article. |
September 1st 2006 - More
- Airbrush Me |
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We’ve got hold of a
fantastic new package to radically improve the appearance
of photos in digital photographs. Its amazing technology
means that you can literally airbrush yourself to get rid
of spots, wrinkles and signs of aging. You can also take
away redeye, and sculpt your face to give it a Hollywood
lift, too. Click
here to see the article. |
September 1st 2006 - New Woman
- Love your look! |
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Look AMAZING in all your pics!
Airbrush your photos with this genius new device - goodbye
bad face days, hello model looks! Click
here to see the service. |
August 31 2006 - New scientist blog - Beauty and the digital beast |
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Since the arrival of digital cameras and Adobe Photoshop, professional photographers have been slimming down models’ already pencil-thin physiques and smoothing out the blemishes on their near-perfect
faces with ease. But what if every photo posted online was enhanced?
It looks like we might find out sooner rather than later.
London-based graphics company Anthropics has quietly launched
software that makes any photo of a female face uploaded
to this website more attractive. Click
here to read the article. |
August 16th 2006 - BBC News
- From mortal to model |
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While digital enhancement
has been around for years, subtly airbrushing celebrities
and models to make them a bit thinner, less spotty or better
endowed, the mere mortal has been resigned to, well, looking
like a mere mortal.
But new advances in digital enhancement software may
mean dodgy snaps could soon be relegated to the photo
album of the past.
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here to see the article. |
July 2006 - What Digital Camera
- News article |
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The world's pro photography
scene is fast-paced and highly competitive. The number of
images requiring that artistic finish for facial enhancement
and retouching is vast and growing daily in demand. Hardly
surprising therefore that Anthropics' professional suite
of picture enhancement software - rapid, cost-effective
and with breathtaking results - has caught the attention
of photographic industry buffs whatdigitalcamera.com. Click here to see their news article. |
July 2006 - Journalist and
BBC Technology Correspondent Guy Kewney |
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Anne Widdecombe gets a glam makeover - courtesy of Anthropics
Never slow to pick up on edgy technology news, Newswireless.net's
Guy Kewney seized the opportunity to use revolutionary image
processing techniques from Anthropics to give people's favorite
Anne Widdecombe a celebrity-style makeover. Anne makes a terrific
subject for the consumer version of this new instant-youth-and-beauty
software, but has Guy bitten off more than he can chew...? Click
here for full article. |
July 2006 - Suited phoneys vs honorable
technocrats
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The Register swoops
on image perfection technology Tech industry hawks El Reg
also noted the advance in technology - never before has
such immediate and satisfying improvement been possible
with today's leading photo-editing software packages. You
can see our mention here - no doubt the first of many... |
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