Grade the photo into two colours. Upload a photo, and Portraze returns a finished image in about 20 seconds.
Maps the image to a two-colour grade — shadows in one tone, highlights in another — for a strong branded look.
Maps the image to a two-colour grade — shadows in one tone, highlights in another — for a strong branded look.
Name both colours for a predictable result.
No. A filter applies one fixed curve to everything. These tools grade locally and let you target a single object — recolour a shirt, for instance, while skin tones stay untouched.
Yes. Colourisation estimates plausible tones from context — skin, sky, foliage, fabric — rather than flooding the frame with random saturation.
Yes. Skin is protected during tone and colour edits, which is why a heavy grade will not push a face orange the way a global curve does.