Plug-In: Looking for this plugins

[Jenifer]

Loking for these photoshop plugin's:

http://postimage.org/image/10x0aiujo/

&

http://postimage.org/image/10x3lljj8/

[Tony W]

The first image with Waveform Monitor, Vectorscope and RGB parade are tools from Adobe Premiere Pro Info Here

The second looks like Final Cut Pro Info

[Jenifer]

I know, but I am looking for a photoshop version of these plugin's.

[Tony W]

Originally Posted by Jenifer

I know, but I am looking for a photoshop version of these plugin's.

Now you tell me that you know what they are!!

So it seems that you want to handle video via Photoshop, is this correct? If so I for one have no knowledge other than it can be done - although probably not as well as a dedicated application. I do not know but would be surprised if these features are available as a plug in to PS.

Perhaps the question would be easier to answer if you could describe exactly what you want to achieve with the plugins and maybe someone could suggest an alternative.

[Jenifer]

I am trying to find these kind of plugins because they are easier to use then going thru few windows for each adjustment's.

[Tony W]

Jenifer
I still do not quite understand what you mean and what you intend to do! The programs that you mention are Video applications:

Premiere Pro has a vectorscope and waveform monitors (YC Waveform, YCbCr Parade, and RGB Parade) to help you output a video program that meets broadcast standards and also assist you in making adjustments based on aesthetic considerations, such as color corrections.
RGB Parade scope displays waveforms representing the levels of the red, green, and blue channels in a clip. The waveforms appear in a graph one after another, in parade fashion. This scope is useful for viewing the distribution of the color components in a clip. The levels of each color channel are measured proportionately to each other using a scale of 0 to 100.
Final Cut is a professional video editing application

Are you wanting to edit video media rather than standard images?

If you are not editing video then what is wrong with using adjustment layers for colour correction - surely it is as quick as opening a plug in making adjustments and then exiting?

[Jenifer]

Originally Posted by Tony W

If you are not editing video then what is wrong with using adjustment layers for colour correction - surely it is as quick as opening a plug in making adjustments and then exiting?

It's not as quick for photo's, looking for plugins for use with photo adjustment's, Photoshop CS6 with surface control would be a blast !

[Tony W]

Originally Posted by Jenifer

It's not as quick for photo's, looking for plugins for use with photo adjustment's...

I cannot see how any of the programs mentioned in your first post will be of any use to you for plain photo editing.

I am guessing what you are looking for is a one click solution for colour correction etc. I have never used them but maybe one of these plugins would be of use:
http://www.pictocolor.com/products.htm
http://powerretouche.com/White-balan...n_tutorial.htm

[plugsnpixels]

See URL in sig for a list of most of the plug-ins for Photoshop that are currently available, organized by category with screenshots and examples.

[Hashimlokasher]

These are tools for Color Grading of videos....If u want to use them for images,these are present in photoshop like curves and level.you just need to know how to use them.If u want some easy color correction then go for Pictocolor icorrect.