For some pictures, all you really need is Microsoft Office Picture Manager. It's such a small program when running that it doesn't overload my computer like some other editing programs. If I just have a small job to do, Picture Manager is definitely my preferred choice. For simple tasks concerning brightness-contrast, cropping, color enhancement, and saturation--go for Picture Manager. I mean, only if you want. :)
Details: Just some lighting and recoloring performed in, you guessed it, Microsoft Office Picture Manager. :)
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Did you do the make-up in Picture Manager as well?
Hi Ncssryrufn!
Thanks for looking around. And thanks for the question!
No, I didn't do the makeup in Picture Manager. This particular photoshoot I was just wearing a lot of makeup in real life. :) I'll try to write a post explaining more, but you can't really do isolated effects in Picture Manager like that. You can perform effects that will change the whole picture, but there aren't tool brushes like in Gimp to simply choose the eye area (save it be for red eye reduction.)
Thanks again!
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