what is different between the 3 version of portrait pro 11?
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The plugin version of Portrait Professional runs within Photoshop so you can retouch an image while you're doing other kinds of editing. For a seamless workflow, this is the best option. There is also a standalone version, which runs as a separate software program. It works just as well as the plugin, but you have to open your image in Portrait Professional and then export it. I've used both methods and strongly recommend the plugin. By "three versions" maybe you mean the one that can handle raw files; I haven't tried it, but as long as it can work as a plugin it would be worth a try.
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The difference between the N1 and the N3 is the shutter cable. The cable is not pictured here. Check the compatibility with your camera to be sure you get the proper, i.e., N1 or N3 cable.
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I think this version is newer on but you should also ask others. Sorry wish I knew for sure.
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The 304 has more advanced features. This is what is different from the 303 (below). The Touch Interface is the top feature difference.Touch Interface: Provides a simplified user experience and direct, intuitive access to settings.Use as a Viewfinder: See what your camera sees for easy shot framing.Photo and Video Playback: View the footage you captured directly on your GoPro
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I never compared the two versions, I used the first edition only because it's more compact, light, less expensive, has built in shade what I really like. I use only on Fuji cameras without worries. I heard the version two also have purple fringing issues with some cameras but visible only on large images, also fringing is easy to fix with the latest softwares like Lightroom. I shoot almost exclusively B&W; so color fringing don't bother me so much. V2 might be more corrected but I can't tell.
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The version I have does not come with a stand that can pivot 90 degrees into portrait. So if you buy this one, bear in mind the default configuration is landscape.
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It's just a more comprehensive version. There are more features in the ex version. I was iffy too until I found out about the 3D poser and perspective features. They are worth the money for the upgrade alone.
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Yes this is the Pro version. There are three differences between the Pro & Standard - 1. Thickness the Pro is 0.105" thick 2. It has a non-slip foam backing 3. It has a stronger magnet. This model, sold by Amazon via iFixit is the Pro version as it meets all of these requirements. I visited the iFixit website for the info on the differences and then checked mine out when it came in. Hope that helps.
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Thanks for the reply. If you're right, it's odd that it's the one with the facial recognition that is cheaper---maybe there's some other difference?
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Sorry...don't know. I only use my digital frames in landscape position. The portrait orientation pics show up in the middle of the screen with some space on either side. I like it that way.
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As far as I can understand, the only difference is in the number of speed settings. PRO has 4, PLUS has 3.
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Size is main difference - Pro Y is much larger. Also the half-moon holding the peeler blades is metal on the Pro model.
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A co-worker had the earlier model, but based on the description, I purchased this one. The differences are minor but significant enough for me - 1) Slightly better image, 2) More robust built-in stand, 3) Nomex carrying sleeve is included (older model did not). Both models are light in weight and auto-switch from landscape to portrait and back depending on orientation.
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I also have the pro 4x, I have never had the issue you seem to have. other than the 20 overlay tracks and the 3rd party add on's with the ultimate I can't see any difference. the main reason I upgraded was for these features as well as the price. I got it on sale at amazon and used rewards points on my credit card so it only cost me about $15. When I do a project I always seem to have alot of stills as well as video, for that reason I make several 3 or 4 minute clips saving them in mp4 format, then I stitch them together. That way if I'm well into the project & decide I want to make a change near the start It's no big deal, just change the one clip. Dave
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The Pro model has a metal case (or at least partially metal) Seems to be the updated version with pretty much the same controls and capabilities. I've been happy with my camera at the price, it's QVGA format is perfectly find for projects where the tiny size is the most important feature.
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I am not really familiar with version 4 but I can tell you that between Photomatix 5 and Photomatix Pro 5, about the only real difference is that pro allows you to work in batch. Each of the two can be run in either 32 bit or 64 bit. Each allow the user to make a quick photo-style selection (default, balanced, photographic, smooth ... etc) then manipulate manually from there to suit your taste. The results for the most part are generally pleasing. More recently I have added Pro Photo Editor and find that it is as easy to use but has a LOT more bells and whistles for even more pleasing results. Between that and Elements 11, There is little that can't be done to enhance a photo to exactly the shot you were looking for and are proud to publish.
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The V3 is the updated version at 800 x 600Better picture higher contrast ECT. The V1 has 400 x 600 resolution and is discontinued .