CC Correction
Note: Roll your mouse cursor over the effects names above to see the indicated PhotoKit Color effect.

CC Corrections
This series of effects were in the original Pixel Genius PhotoKit program and have since been added to PhotoKit Color. These replicate the use of what are referred to by photographers as 'color compensating' filters (which is what the CC stands for). You will notice that when you use these effects the color changes will be very subtle. The CC corrections in this set are precisely measured and you can add these effects in a series of combinations to achieve precise color corrections which will match the use of conventional CC camera lens filters.

RGB Workspaces
The above film effects are precision adjustments and are dependent on the RGB space of the file you are working on. PhotoKit Color 2.0 is able to detect and recognize the following RGB spaces: Adobe RGB, Color Match RGB, ProPhoto RGB and sRGB. The effect applied will be tailored to match the RGB space the file is in. If you are using some other flavor of RGB, PhotoKit Color will default to applying the Adobe RGB effect.

Combining the CC Correction layers
You can achieve combined CC corrections by applying the CC correction effects as a sequence of effects. For example, let's say you wished to apply a .45 red + .15 yellow CC correction. Open PhotoKit Color 2.0, choose the .30 red CC effect and click the Preview checkbox to preview the result in the PixelGenius Toolbox. Now check the Show Batch Options box and click on the Add button to add this effect to the list. Now select the .15 red CC effect and click Add. And lastly, choose the .15 CC yellow effect and click Add again. After you click OK, the layer stack should look like the Layer palette shown on the right. Roll the mouse over the Layer palette to see a before and after of what the combined correction will look like. If you clicked on the Merge results checkbox in the PixelGenius Toolbox, the effects will be returned as a single, merged layer.