iCorrect^® EditLab Pro 6.0 User Guide

Contents

1. Introduction
2. Installation
3. Getting Started
   1. Help
   2. Color Editing Tools
   3. SmartColor Mode
   4. Preview Image
   5. Preferences
   6. More Controls
4. Color Balance Tool
   1. Using Neutrals
   2. Using Sliders
5. Black Point / White Point Tool
   1. SmartColor Button
   2. Dragging the Handles
   3. Selecting From the Image
6. Brightness / Contrast / Saturation Tool
7. Hue Selective Edit Tool
   1. Setting the "Before" Handles
   2. Editing the Active Hue
   3. Using the Built-in Memory Colors
   4. Toning
8. Sharpening and Noise Removal
9. Using the Color Edit
   1. Editing the Color of the Image
   2. Editing an ICC Input Profile
   3. Saving the Edit as an ICC Input Profile
   4. Saving the Edit as a ColorCircuit File
10. Automating Using Photoshop Actions

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