iCorrect^® OneClick^™ Color

Photo Color Corrected with OneClick Technology

Happy New Year
The first issue of PictoScript in 2009 features PictoColor's OneClick Color Correction Technology, auto color correction that really works. OneClick Color is available in iCorrect OneClick, a Photoshop/Elements plug-in, and CorrectPhoto Digital Photo Editor. OneClick is rapidly becoming our most popular technology used by amateurs and professionals. The reason is really quite simple; OneClick reduces the complex task of color correction to a single click. And, for most photos that is all that is needed to remove color cast and adjust brightness, contrast and saturation.

Shutterbug Magazine highlighted  iCorrect OneClick Photoshop Plug-in in both the January 2009 and February 2009 issues.

OneClick also creates stunning Black & White and Sepia Tone Photos with one click.

iCorrect OneClick Color Photo ©Joe Farace	iCorrect OneClick B & W Photo ©Joe Farace	iCorrect OneClick B & W Photo ©Joe Farace

What is OneClick Color Technology?
OneClick is a custom adaptation of PictoColor's proprietary EditLab SmartColor technology designed to make the task of color correction as easy and fast as possible. With a single click on any neutral color (black, white or gray), you can instantly correct the white balance and the exposure of any digital photo. OneClick automatically removes any color cast, corrects the tonal range, adjusts the overall brightness, and makes any photo more vivid and life-like.

Does it Really Work?
Yes, most photos only require a click or two on neutral areas to look great. If you need tweak the auto results OneClick includes Enhancement adjustments to modify brightness (highlights and shadows), contrast and saturation. Try iCorrect OneClick Plug-in demo or CorrectPhoto Trial Version to see how it works.

iCorrect OneClick earns 5 diamonds from Photoshop User  magazine!  Photoshop User  "As one who eyeballs my own image corrections and compares software of this type, I was impressed by the results on a variety of images...." Review by Dan East  -read more-

Do I need OneClick if I have iCorrect Portrait and EditLab Pro?
Good question. Each iCorrect Photoshop Plug-in was developed to make it easy and fast to achieve accurate color. And, each one was designed for a specific purpose, benefit and skill level. It is not surprising that many of our customers have two or three iCorrect plug-ins and use them all regularly.  The portrait and wedding photographer will use iCorrect Portrait because of the great skin tone technology, speed, and simplicity. But, on those shots that need a bit more help (adjust highlights and shadows, tweak or boost saturation of specific hue, etc.) the color editing tools in iCorrect EditLab Pro are invaluable.

Pro Interest in iCorrect OneClick Plug-in Surprised Us!
Frankly, the interest among our professional customer base in iCorrect OneClick surprised us. We developed and priced OneClick for the amateur photographer using Elements  But to our surprise it has also been a hit among professional photographers using Photoshop. See what Rick says below. For only $49.95 (NOW $39.96) with Coupon code: ONECLICK) it really is an easy decision to add OneClick to your Photoshop or Elements tool kit.

SAVE TIME AND $$$$ WITH iCorrect OneClick

iCorrect OneClick Reduces Post Processing Time!
Here is what Rick Straub has to say. "If you want the easy way to make your photos “pop”, you need to get iCorrect OneClick. I typically use Pictocolor’s iCorrect EditLab plug-in for all my digital photo editing in Photoshop. What I realized is that 99% of the time, I was using the Smart Color button in each of the first 3 tabs. With OneClick, now all I have to do is “one click” and it turns out exactly the way I would have tweaked the colors with a lot less effort and time. Even if there aren’t any neutrals, you can check a box and OneClick still manages to make the color right. Pictocolor has done it again by reducing my post processing time and really making my client’s say “WOW!”

Other News

Is David Ziser planning another tour? In 2006 David's Digital Wakeup Seminar was presented to over 6000 photographers in 30+ cities. Could he possibly be thinking about doing that again? Rumor has it that he might be planning an even bigger tour this year. If he does, you certainly do not want to miss it if he shows up in a city near you. You might want to check his website, www.davidziser.com, regularly in the next few weeks to see if there is any truth to the rumor. If we hear anything more definite we will let you know. You might also want to check out David's Blog, Digital Protalk.