Photo Curves

The Description of Photo Curves

Site Editorial Commentary：Color correction - Color Wheels, RGB/CMYK/LAB/HSL curves, create 3D LUT files.

Unleash your creative potential with photo Curves, the ultimate photo and video editing app that puts flexible color grading tools at your fingertips.

Instead of being limited by static, unchangeable presets found in other apps, Photo Curves empowers you to craft your own unique filters. Every preset within Photo Curves is fully adjustable, giving you unparalleled control over your edits. Effortlessly create custom presets using a comprehensive suite of color grading tools. Correct, enhance, or completely transform colors, fine-tune hues, achieve perfect white balance, or create stunning cinematic looks like the popular Orange and Teal effect. Plus, you can generate 3DLUT files, resize images, adjust JPEG quality, and much more.

Here's a breakdown of the powerful tools available:

- Basic Controls: Fine-tune brightness, contrast, shadows, highlights, and saturation for a perfect balance.
- Color Wheels: Intuitively introduce color into the shadows, midtones, and highlights of your images.
- RGB Curves: Precisely control red, green, and blue channels independently for targeted color adjustments.
- CMYK Curves: Manipulate cyan, magenta, yellow, and key channels within the CMYK color space for advanced color control.
- Lab Curves: Work with brightness (L) and A, B color channels in the LAB color space. Unlike RGB, LAB channels don't affect brightness, enabling more creative color manipulations.
- Hue vs Saturation Curve: Selectively increase or decrease the saturation of specific colors or hue ranges.
- Hue vs Hue Curve: Shift colors by selectively adjusting the hue.
- Hue vs Luma (Lightness) Curve: Adjust the brightness of specific colors or hue ranges.
- Luma vs Saturation Curve: Fine-tune the saturation of shadows, midtones, and highlights.
- Luma vs Hue Curve: Shift the hue of shadows, midtones, or highlights.
- Saturation vs Saturation Curve: Even out color saturation, boost unsaturated colors, and reduce over-saturated colors for an HDR-like effect.
- Masking Tool: Precisely apply adjustments to specific areas of your image.
- Adjustment Layers: Experiment with non-destructive editing using adjustment layers.

Export your meticulously crafted color grading as a 3DLUT (.cube) file or save it to your preset library for future use or sharing. Use the built-in presets (filters) as they are, or as a springboard for your next color grading adventure. Remember, every preset is fully editable!

Preset Library:

- Create and save your own unique presets or modify existing ones.
- Export your presets to files for easy sharing or import presets created by others.
- Export presets as industry-standard 3DLUT (.cube) files.
- The library includes a range of standard pre-defined presets, including the sought-after Orange Teal and other artistic filters.

Color Grading Hints:

Basic Controls - Effortlessly adjust brightness, contrast, shadows, highlights, and saturation.

Color Wheels - Seamlessly blend colors into the shadows, midtones, or highlights of an image.

Layer Masks - Create adjustment layers and use masks to apply color grading effects to selected areas of an image.

RGB curves - Precisely control the red, green, and blue channels independently.

CMYK curves - Master the cyan, magenta, yellow, and key channels within the CMYK color space.

LAB curves - Manipulate brightness (L), and A, B color channels of LAB color space - unlike RGB, LAB color channels don't affect brightness component, enabling more creative color manipulations.

Hue vs Saturation curve - Increase or decrease saturation of a color or a HUE range.

Hue vs Hue curve - Change colors by selective HUE shift.

Hue vs Luma curve - Adjust brightness of a color or a HUE range.

Luma vs Saturation curve - Adjust saturation of shades, midtones, and highlights.

Luma vs Hue curve - Shift HUE of shades, midtones, or highlights.

Saturation vs Saturation curve - Boost unsaturated and decrease over-saturated colors to create evenly saturated HDR like images.