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Curvemeister 3 is Here
Check
out the new features

Check
out the demo
Curvemeister is a plug-in for Photoshop and Elements. It will help you use color curves to improve the colors of your digital photo images.
Get
ready for curves on steroids, packed with features designed
to make your images look better, and accomplish this with
less effort and more fun.
Curvemeister is a Windows Photoshop and Elements plugin that greatly enhances the familiar curves interface. It supports a rich set of features that makes color correction faster and more fun for beginners as well as professionals.
Buy Curvemeister
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Windows
98, NT4, ME, 2000, XP, or Vista
Photoshop version 5.5 through CS3
All versions of Elements: 1.0 through 6.0
Note: Curvemeister for Elements is an Elements only program. It does not work with Photoshop
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The Curvemeister 101 class is now being taught by Sara Froehlich at Eclectic Acadamy.
This is a six week class that covers a wide range of Curvemeister features, including new features such as the new interface, masking. more...
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How many pictures did you take at the last office
party? More than likely, it's so many that you didn't take the
time to color correct all of them. Skin tones in particular can
be a headache. With Curvemeister is is easy to use the Hue clock
to spot poor flesh tones, and pinning to fix them, all in a matter
of seconds.
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This image was taken using bounce flash, and
although the skin tones are acceptable, they could be better.
Use Curvemeister's Hue clock to evaluate skin tones (in this case
a bit on the under saturated and pink side), and pin the color as
shown above to quickly fix it
.Interested in more details? See the manual
for the procedure used for this image.
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Move the mouse over either image
to see the result of using a single flesh tone pin.

With
Curvemeister, pinning is fast and accurate in both RGB and Lab.
This correction happens to be in Lab mode, and the original image
was RGB before, during, and after running the Curvemeister plugin..
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A
Rose is a Rose is a Rose, and what about the red channel?


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Red
flowers are notorious for loss of detail. In this "pedal
to the floor" example, Curvemeister is used to add an
extreme amount of detail, contrast, and color.
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We've
all been stumped by an image whose colors were off, and we didn't
know why. Curvemeister's Hue Clock provides you with visual feedback
on whether flesh tones, foliage, skies, and other common colors,
and what you can do to fix them.
Experts
will appreciate the efficiency of Curvemeister. Use the built-in
threshold function to locate your image's highlight and shadow.
Do your corrections in Lab, HSB, or the new Wide Gamut CMYK color
space, all without converting your image (or layer within an image)
to another color space. Curvemeister supports CMYK images too.
After
you purchase Curvemeister, and start to discover its power, you will enter a new world of curves and high quality,
aggressive image correction will open up!
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Here's
the rose image curve, again in Lab mode, and with the original image
in RGB mode at all times. This is not a composite screen shot -
Curvemeister actually allows you to show all of the curves at once,
and at any size you wish!
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