Picture Instruments Color Cone 1.1 (Mac OSX)

Picture Instruments Color Cone 1.1 MacOSX | 34.72 MB

Information:

Color Cone is an entirely new concept for color correction as well as the creation of looks. This software is powerful as well as intuitive and it is able to deliver impressive results with a few clicks. Color Cone is based on an HCL-color model which is visualized in the form of a bicone (which has also given Color Cone it’s name).

The HCL- color model is not as common or as widespread as for example the HSV model but much more suitable for photo editing. It offers several advantages since shadows and highlights possess almost no chroma in this color model. 100% black and 100% white generally have no saturation even if other models allow for this. Even similar colors in various positions as they occur in the upper and lower part of a color cylinder are excluded in the HCL-model.

Through a clever transformation from the source to the target colors with Picture Instruments’ own Color Warp technology even drastic changes in color even in 8- bit images can still look very smooth.

Enough of the theory!

Apart from using the regular path of opening images from the hard drive images can also be inserted from the clipboard. After editing the images the achieved look can be exported via LUT (Lookup Table) to be used in image and video editing software.

To create a look or correct colors you can define one or several points. Each of these points has a source and a target color value as well as a radius defining how great the effects should be to the surrounding colors. In this way very specific edits can be done using a very small radius whereas a bigger radius can help you create a desired atmosphere in an image.

It’s very hard to put in words how well this actually works. So why don’t you download a fully functional 14-day test version of Color Cone right here and create a fantastic look today.
Overview:

Creating a look
Color correction
Color Warp technology for smooth transitions
Color grading for videos
Reconciling Mixed White Balance Scenarios

Requirements: 10.7 | 10.8 | 10.9 | 10.10 | 10.11 | 10.12.

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