About Selective Color Correction
Selective Color Correction is a plug-in for Photoshop to do true selective color correction in rgb, cmyk and lab digital images.

Disclaimer: This software is provided "as is". No warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, are given. Not even to its functionality, use and applicability. Read the License agreement for further information.

Contents of this Read-me file:
1. Installation
2. Color patches
3. Color controls
4. Range
5. Known issues and incompatibilities

1. Installation
Move or Copy the filter plug-in to your Photoshop filters folder, (re)start Photoshop, then the filter should be available under:

filter --> Digital Imaging Tools --> Color Correction...

2. Color Patches
The color patches indicate the "source" and "destination" color respectively. The currently active colorpatch is indicated by a thicker frame. The color sliders affect the currently active colorpatch!

You can select a "source" color by clicking the source colorpatch. It becomes active (indicated by a thicker frame) and the color sliders will reflect the color. You can now select the color you want to change, by clicking the preview and adjusting the color sliders.

You can select a "destination" color by clicking the destination colorpatch. It becomes active (indicated by a thicker frame) and the color sliders will reflect the color. You can now select the color you want the source color to be changed to, by clicking the preview and adjusting the color sliders.

3. Color controls
Use the color controls to adjust the "source" and "destination" colors. Which colorpatch is controlled depends on the active colorpatch. The active colorpatch is indicated by the thicker frame. To activate a colorpatch simply click the colorpatch once.

The color controls depend on the image mode:
+ for RGB images the sliders represent the red, green and blue channel of the color patch,
+ for CMYK images the sliders represent the cyan, magenta, yellow and black channel of the color patch
+ for Lab images the sliders represent the Lightness, a and b channels of the color patch

4. Range
The range parameter determines the number of colors which will be considered for correction. The larger this value, the more of the surrounding colors will be corrected also. Note that selective color corrections do not necessarily preserve contrast. If you work in RGB try our Chromex I plugin instead.

5. Known issues and incompatibilities
If you find anything not working as you would expect, let us know at scc@theimagingfactory.com

Questions, suggestions, comments and other issues regarding this product can be send by e-mail to scc@theimagingfactory.com. For general information regarding our products you can visit our web-site at www.theimagingfactory.com or e-mail us at info@theimagingfactory.com.