Photography plays a significant role in shaping our perception of ourselves, others, and the world around us. Photographs capture a moment in time and preserve that memory forever, and our unwavering commitment lies in ensuring that those captured images are presented in their utmost visual brilliance.
Skin tones are a huge part of this commitment — we are thrilled to introduce our latest iteration of AI Skin Tone Accuracy, guaranteeing natural, accurate color across all skin tones, no matter the shade.
It’s no secret that cameras have been notorious for picking up infrared and inaccurate color in skin tones for decades. This is especially prevalent with dark skin tones and has often marginalized these individuals. Perfectly Clear AI Skin Tone Accuracy combats these issues with a blend of artificial intelligence and real science to provide healthy, precise color representation for all skin tones.
Accurately capturing skin tones is of utmost importance in photography, and our relentless dedication to authenticity has driven us to continuously enhance our core technology over the years. Through collaborative efforts of our machine learning engineers, scientists, AI specialists, and image quality experts, we have developed a groundbreaking solution. After numerous iterations, we have devised a sophisticated 10-level skin tone approach that seamlessly integrates our core image correction with cutting-edge artificial intelligence and scientific advancements.
This version of AI Skin Tone Accuracy comes standard across all our Perfectly Clear core technology implementations. Here’s what you need to know for testing and getting the most current version of our technology:
Testing AI Skin Tone Accuracy is easy! Simply request to download Workbench, our image quality testing tool. Load your photos in and watch the magic happen.
You can get specific information on changes and backwards compatibility for each product below.
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