Rgb curve adjust 1.00 free download

 
Imagine you could control every single possible setting of every pixel in your clip globally. Now, you can. RGB curve adjust is an iMovie plug-in that lets you exert unprecedented control over color in you image. It gives you photoshop-level color control over your clips.


A pixel's color is determined by it's component's (red, green, and blue) intensity. These intensities usually run from 0 to 255 in a straight line. Sometimes, however, this is not what you want. This plug-in is for cases where you want to control the red, green, or blue bands directly, and make the color behave radically different.
Additionally, because it is sometimes difficult to locate a specific color, rgb curve adjust lets you select a reference color that is displayed as a reference line in each color channel.


Because it works like a three-array, 256-band color exchanger, this plug can also be used for special effects like direct color replacements, color flattens, and color shifts (but then again, we provide more easily accessible plugs for exactly those purposes).
RGB curve adjust sports three 256 by 256 arrays for individual color curve settings, plus many individual pre-set and calculation routines for each channel (plus the ability to load from or save your pre-sets to disk)

What's new in this version:

- real-time curve editing with preview
- master override for effect
- full HD capabilities




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