Advanced Color Corrector for Windows

Name: Advanced Color Corrector
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Author: Richard Rosenman Advertising & Design

By Richard Rosenman Advertising & Design
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By Richard Rosenman Advertising & Design

Manipulate and correct variable-platform color.

Advanced Color Corrector is a variable-platform color correction or manipulation tool created by artist for artists. The software features processing tools, all conveniently and logically arranged on a single panel for a fast, efficient, and productive workflow. It eliminates the needless time wasted jumping from one tool panel to another when applying various color effects often found. It also eliminates the guesswork required when closing one tool panel and opening another, in order to apply compensating color corrections based on your previous tweaks. Advanced Color Corrector includes all basic as well as advanced color correction tools such as Hue, Saturation, Brightness, Colorize, and Tint each paired with individual multipliers for limitless and unrestrictive 'out-of-range' color corrections. Because every artist works differently, virtually all known color models (RGB, HSL, CMY, LAB, YUV, YIQ, YcbCr, and XYZ) have been included to suite each and every individual's preferred workflow. Common color manipulation effects such as Posterize, Solarize, Phaseshift, and Tone. have also been included for added flexibility and control. Numerous industry-standard RGB to grayscale conversion algorithms are available, as well as user controlled RGB-weighed conversions and even custom written formulas. Selective color channel inversion and/or swapping are available at the click of a button. Color pickers for both additive and/or subtractive coloring are easily and instantly accessible using your platform's predefined color picking tool panels. A new "Pixel Processing" engine provides a wide range of custom written color processing algorithms, all of which can be combined with any other adjustments.