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Digital Photographer's Software Guide - Bertemes - Net

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The <strong>Digital</strong> <strong>Photographer's</strong> <strong>Software</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

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Like all the best quick-fix software, iCorrect OneClick lets you make an instant correction,<br />

then, if you want, tweak the result. In theory, this gives you the best of both<br />

worlds: speed and quality. It is certainly very speedy and on this account has earned the<br />

plaudits of several independent reviewers. Photoshop User magazine also found that it<br />

gave more balanced results than those obtained by alternative solutions. As the vendor<br />

says, it certainly “takes the guess work out of color correction,” although photographers<br />

with the most exacting standards may find it removes some of the judgment as well.<br />

Version: PictoColor iCorrect OneClick 1.5 (2008)<br />

Plugs into: Photoshop and Photoshop Elements<br />

OS: Windows XP and Vista; Mac OS X, v 10.2.8–10.5<br />

RAM: 512MB<br />

Supported file formats: As host software<br />

Price level: Approx. $50<br />

Address: PictoColor Corporation, 151 West Burnsville Parkway, Suite 200, Burnsville, MN<br />

55337 United States<br />

www.pictocolor.com<br />

iCorrect EditLab ProApp<br />

Vendor: PictoColor Corporation<br />

Purpose: A complete color correction and management system with a SmartColor Wizard interface<br />

Description<br />

iCorrect EditLab is designed to make color correction as easy as possible. It is particularly<br />

strong on those parts of the workflow that involve using the Levels control in<br />

Photoshop. Its SmartColor Wizard feature is a “mini-workflow” all by itself, with four<br />

tabulated tasks that are conducted in strict order:<br />

1. Color balance: For color cast removal and white balance correction.<br />

2. Tonal range: For setting black point, white point, and midpoint.<br />

3. Brightness/contrast/saturation adjustment.<br />

4. Hue-selective edits: For fine-tuning the color.<br />

If you are frustrated by the trade-offs and compromises of using Levels or Curves,<br />

iCorrect EditLab rationalizes the process and minimizes the errors. For color-managed<br />

workflows, it lets you save correction parameters as ICC profiles.<br />

iCorrect EditLab comes as a stand-alone product (ProApp) or as a plug-in for Photoshop<br />

and compatible editors.

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