
Most are fairly self-explanatory and do a bang-up job of automatically eliminating red-eye, removing dark circles, and otherwise accentuating the subject’s eyes. Perfectly Clear Workbench is an image editor that uses Athentechs Perfectly Clear image correction libraries. Perfect Eyes offers eight presets: Intelligent Auto, Morning Coffee, Raccoon Eyes, High Fashion, Good Night’s Sleep, Gentle Children, Natural Catchlight, and Eagle Eyes. Perfectly Clear Workbench - user reviews. The Intelligent Auto setting in Perfect Eyes does a great job of accentuating a subject’s eyes in just a few clicks. There’s also a navigation preview, used to shift the view once you’ve zoomed in for a closer look. The left-hand preview window can be toggled between full, two-up, and split-screen views clicking this preview temporarily switches back to the original as a quick comparison. Custom tweaks can be saved as new presets for later use, which appear in a pulldown menu along with the built-in options. It would make the one trick poney much more digestable and give them a lot more exposure (sorry horrible pun).

The existing presets cover most common scenarios, although advanced users will appreciate having more control. Its too bad Athentech does not have a slimmed down version of perfectly clear with a simplified one touch enhancement for 50 or so.

After applying a preset, you can optionally switch to the Adjust tab to toggle certain options on or off, or make precise adjustments using sliders.īut I found this wasn’t required most of the time. To get started, open an image file in your host software, apply the desired Perfect Eyes or Perfect Skin filter, then select from a grid of built-in presets.
