Free white balance + highlight recovery plugin- looking for input
glennchan
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Hi everyone,
I am developing a free plug-in for white balance + highlight recovery. The plug-in lets you white balance an image by drag-selecting a neutral area to eliminate the color cast. It will also recover highlight detail that is normally clipped and discarded by the white balance process.
So it's: (1) faster (2) lets you recover highlight detail.
Download page for the free white balance + highlight recovery plugin
Some specific feedback I'm looking for is:
A- Does it crash, are there bugs?
B- For some images, the normal tools (and this plug-in) can't perfectly white balance the image. Do you notice this? Should I research how to make a plug-in that would let you perfectly white balance an image? (I suspect it's due to cheap consumer cameras cheating the digital signal processing and introducing non-linearities into the image. But I'm not sure because I haven't tried it yet.)
C-Any other comments or suggestions you might have.
Thanks!
I am developing a free plug-in for white balance + highlight recovery. The plug-in lets you white balance an image by drag-selecting a neutral area to eliminate the color cast. It will also recover highlight detail that is normally clipped and discarded by the white balance process.
So it's: (1) faster (2) lets you recover highlight detail.
Download page for the free white balance + highlight recovery plugin
Some specific feedback I'm looking for is:
A- Does it crash, are there bugs?
B- For some images, the normal tools (and this plug-in) can't perfectly white balance the image. Do you notice this? Should I research how to make a plug-in that would let you perfectly white balance an image? (I suspect it's due to cheap consumer cameras cheating the digital signal processing and introducing non-linearities into the image. But I'm not sure because I haven't tried it yet.)
C-Any other comments or suggestions you might have.
Thanks!
My blog on color correction. | My freeware Photoshop plugins (they also work in Paint Shop Pro X2, Elements, and IrfanView).
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Initial test: Great!
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I'll probably make a free tint/toning plug-in next.