iCorrect EditLab Pro, from PictoColor Software, is meant for color-critical Photoshop work. The company claims that the new version 6.0 makes masks, curves, sliders, and even selections obsolete. Furthermore, PictoColor Software says that when you initiate color corrections and edits in iCorrect EditLab Pro (whether those changes are selective or global), one change won’t adversely affect another.
Furthermore, the plug-in supports Photoshop CS5 and 64-bit files on both Windows and Macintosh. It costs $125 new; upgrades are $90. A demo version is a free download.
PictoColor also sells these related Photoshop plug-ins:
• Correct OneClick
• iCorrect Portrait
• inCamera
• CorrectPhoto
This article was last modified on January 6, 2023
This article was first published on July 25, 2011
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