Free iCorrect EditLab Pro Photoshop Plug-in with EditLab ProApp for Lightroom <Learn More>

Streamline  Adobe® Photoshop & Lightroom Color Correction Workflows with
iCorrect® EditLab Pro Power Suite

Streamline  Adobe® Photoshop & Lightroom Color Correction Workflows
With
iCorrect® EditLab Pro Power SuiteiCorrect® EditLab ProApp 6.0 & EditLab Pro 5.5 Plug-in

iCorrect EditLab Pro PowerSuite-iCorrect EditLab Pro Plug-in & iCorrect EditLab Proapp Stand Alone

• Simplify and speed up Photoshop CS4 Color Correction (iCorrect EditLab Pro 5.5 Plug-in)
• Seamless Lightroom color correction RAW Workflow (iCorrect EditLab ProApp 6.0)
• Batch ProcessQ™ Color Correction of TIFF & JPEG files (iCorrect EditLab ProApp 6.0)
• Noise Removal Integrated into Color Correction workflow process (Both EditLab products)
• Image Sharpening Integrated into Color Correction workflow process (Both EditLab products)

With iCorrect EditLab Pro PowerSuite you get both iCorrect EditLab Pro 5.5 Photoshop Plug-in AND iCorrect EditLab ProApp 6.0 Stand Alone Application (Lightroom compatible). This power suite will streamline both your Photoshop and Lightroom color correction workflow and help you achieve professional color quality much faster and easier than the color tools in either PS or LR.

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iCorrect EditLab ProApp 6.0 Streamlines Lightroom and JPEG Color Correction

iCorrect EditLab ProApp can be integrated with Lightroom and/or used separately to Batch Process Color Correct JPEG & TIFF files
iCorrect EditLab ProApp is our stand alone application that seamlessly integrates into your Lightroom RAW color correction workflow making it easier and faster to achieve professional quality color. <Learn More>

Plus, with iCorrect EditLab ProApp’s ProcessQ you can batch process your color corrections.  <Learn More> 

• RAW Files in Lightroom Mode
•  JPEG & TIFF Files in Stand Alone Mode

PictoColor’s EditLab Color Correction Technology achieves professional quality color without the frustration and time consuming tools Photoshop and Lightroom. <Learn More>

•  Seamless Lightroom color correction RAW Workflow
•  Batch ProcessQ Color Correction of TIFF & JPEG files
•  Noise Removal integrated into color correction workflow process
•  Sharpening integrated into color correction workflow process

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In order to show a possible RAW workflow, I did all the shooting in RAW.  Using Camera RAW 4.6 in Adobe Photoshop CS3, I simply relied on the Auto function with some minor tweaking to the Exposure and Brightness to establish an fairly good baseline image from which to start.  I prefer the tool set within iCorrect EditLab Pro Plug-in and iCorrect EditLab ProApp for making further refinements.

Whereas Camera Raw allows you to preserve the maximum amount of data and image detail during the raw conversion and sets a good baseline from which to work as you optimize your photos, it does not offer an entirely intuitive toolset for making additional color corrections.  This is especially evident with colors like blue sky and green foliage.  Take, for example the following image of the magnificent 9th hole.  Although the initial Camera Raw image looks O. K., and it provides a great starting point, the EditLab ProApp image, with just single click on the grass and one on the sky, looks absolutely stunning.  The built-in Memory Color definitions take care of everything.

ProcessQ Streamlines Color Workflow

At the heart of iCorrect EditLab ProApp is ProcessQ, the completely redesigned image queue that allows you to easily view, sort and manage your color corrections for efficient, time-saving workflows.   After adding images to ProcessQ, they are displayed as thumbnails in the filmstrip at the bottom of the main panel.  With ProcessQ, you can correct and save any number of images – either one at a time or as an entire group.  You can even Synchronize adjustments across multiple images.