Lobster - Luminosity and Chromaticity - Tone and Color, accessible and controlled. Need accurate control of the tone and colour of your photographic images? Lobster puts the power of Photoshop back into your hands.

What is Lobster?

Lobster is a product of FreeGamma Pty.Ltd.

Lobster is a program that works in Photoshop™ CS2 and CS3 to divide a copy of your RGB file into separate layers of Luminosity and Chromaticity.

This separation provides you with opportunities for unprecedented accuracy and flexibility when editing your RGB files.
These qualities are the essential features of Lobster.

Exercises in Curves introduces our proof for these claims.

Lobster’s separate layers allow you to “Divide and Conquer” your RGB image editing.

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Buy and Download Lobster 2.0
for Mac OS X or Windows, CS2 or CS3
for only US$99

Or Download The Lobster 2.0 Demo:

 Mac Version (1.5Mb - Option-click or right-click and Save As File... - Lobster folder will be on your Desktop)
 Windows Version (Coming soon)

The demo version reduces a copy of your image file to 600px wide, leaving the original untouched. Requires Mac OS X 10.4.x+ or Windows XP+, Photoshop CS2 to CS3.

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Image of a sample Layers palette after the Lobster process.The Lobster layers extend the use of many of the most important image editing dialogue boxes as they interact with your RGB files.
This varies from 100% accuracy (RGB Curves and Levels) to new options for colour editing.
Main Features of Lobster will help explain, if you believe you can achieve this without Lobster.

The composite RGB values of the Lobster layers remain the same as your source file until you begin your Luminosity and Chromaticity editing.
This claim is based on readings from the Info palette set to 8 bit per channel readout.
This is true for even the brightest and most saturated of RGB values – you should test this on any other products that claim to duplicate Lobster.
Lobster works with 8 and 16 bit RGB files only.

More Information ... What does Lobster do?

About FreeGamma Pty Ltd

Lobster has been designed by FreeGamma Pty Ltd. Lobster's operations are based on many years of professional photographic experience and intimate knowledge of Photoshop and colour theory.

FreeGamma is an Australian company based in Melbourne, Victoria, developing software to serve artists and designers everywhere. Lobster is our first product.



*Photoshop is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States, Australia, and/or other countries.

**Mac and Mac OS X are trademarks of Apple Computer Inc. registered in the United States, Australia, and/or other countries.

***Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Inc. registered in the United States, Australia, and/or other countries.

These conditions apply to all further references to these names on this web site.

Please note: If you follow the Lobster Manual recommendations, Lobster will not damage your image. FreeGamma has every confidence in the Lobster operation, but can take no responsibility for any changes to your images from the Lobster process, or any assumptions you make about the results.

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Lobster is tested under:

Mac OS X 10.4.x to 10.5.x**
OR
Windows XP service Pack 2
AND
Adobe Photoshop CS2 to CS3 (English language version)

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