HDR pictures are a good example of both the good and the bad of photo enhancing techniques. Enhancing pictures is an art where you purposely heighten certain values to make something more esthetically pleasing although unnatural or you try to enhance the picture beyond the limit of the camera but preserving a natural look. The problem is that by automatically boosting these parameters you will get unnaturally too reddish, too bright, too sharp even when done slightly. You will get a slight improvement (that is not always better) by boosting saturation,sharpness & brightness with this program. Is it worth it? Most other photo programs will give you more control and better results.

Eye enlargement is extremely small to no changes in many cases (unable to control), the same applies to face enhancement which is basically a blurring of the face texture (getting rid of some wrinkles & frekels) but you won't notice it unless the picture is a face portrait where the face occupies 70%+ of the picture. The improvements are also too subtle therefore you get a boost in saturation, very slight sharpness, and probably slight brightness all automatically. It's basically on or off the improvements. Since one is unable to zoom-in into the image it is impossible to graduate intelligently the degree of change that it is applied.

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