HueFixer - Colour Correction Software

Color correction software is a powerful tool used by photographers, videographers, and graphic designers to adjust and enhance the colors in their images or videos. It allows users to correct exposure, balance white levels, adjust contrast, and fine-tune hues, ensuring that visuals accurately represent the intended mood or aesthetic. ACS's Huefixer includes features such as real-time previews, enabling professionals to create cinematic looks or restore color accuracy in raw footage. Huefixer's intuitive interfaces and precise controls caters to both beginners and industry experts. By enhancing visual quality, color correction software plays a crucial role in delivering polished, vibrant content across various media platforms. Primary users would be photo editors at colour labs.

We have implemented a process of adjusting the colors of wedding images (especially for Indian wedding albums) to make them look natural, clear, and properly exposed. The users can quickly adjust colors in minutes in the footage with color correction and colour grading features. Our tools make it easy for users to edit colors quickly before printing.

This tool can also be used to balance the colors in the image, which means removing colour casts from the image or bringing out colors for more clarity.

We have worked on implementing the following features:

• Exposure

• Contrast

• Saturation

• Whites

• Highlights and shadow

• Blacks

• Vibrance

• Dehaze

• Temperature

• Tint

• Sharpening

Color correction for wedding photos involves enhancing the natural beauty of the moments while maintaining a consistent and cohesive look. Start by balancing the white balance to ensure skin tones appear natural and the dress colors remain true to life. Adjust exposure to ensure the bride's dress is not overexposed, as white attire is prone to blown highlights. Use the contrast and brightness sliders to add depth to images, particularly in dimly lit venues. Enhance saturation carefully to make colors vibrant but avoid over-saturation that could make the photo look artificial.

Focus on skin tones by fine-tuning the HSL (Hue, Saturation, and Luminance) values. Wedding photos often have varied lighting conditions; use graduated filters to balance harsh shadows or highlights. Finally, apply a consistent color grading preset to maintain a uniform style throughout the album.