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iCorrect EditLab 4.0 Released
Pictographics International Corporation has just released as stand-alone version of iCorrect EditLab 4.0, which is already available as a plug-in for Photoshop. Here’s an excerpt from the press release that explains what iCorrect EditLab does:
“iCorrect EditLab offers a revolutionary, yet simple and straightforward way of color correcting any digital picture. iCorrect EditLab leads you through a simple four step process including:
- color balance - Removes unwanted color cast
- white/black point - Improves tonal range
- brightness/contrast/saturation - Corrects Exposure settings
- Hue selective editing - Refines colors on a hue selective basis including predefined Memory colors such as Skin tones, Blue sky ad Foliage green.”
iCorrect EditLab Application, version 4.0, is compatible with the following operating systems: Macintosh 9.2, and 10.1and 10.2 in both Native and Classic modes and Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, and XP. iCorrect EditLab is available for $79.95 (software download) at http://www.picto.com. iCorrect EditLab Plug-in for Adobe(r) Photoshop products is priced at $99.95 (software download) and is available for both Windows and Macintosh operating systems.
Website: iCorrect EditLab 4.0
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#1 Willaim C. Bert
I used to use this Photoshop plugin all the time with my photos but stopped when started to use Capture One LE. C1LE is best solution when I am doing RAW->TIFF conversion and I can correct color in C1LE. One thing I can recommend about Editlab that is works with 16 bit files, which is great because when correcting color cast that is usually the first thing you want to do.
Bill
6:00 pm - Wednesday, July 30, 2003
#2 Mark Goldstein
I use Capture One LE, but I don't use it for colour corrections - just changing the white balance and exposure. It's a lot better than Canon's File Viewer utility and well worth the £50 tht I paid for it. I tend to do most things in Photoshop.
Mark
10:48 pm - Wednesday, July 30, 2003