About this release
WorkBench is aimed at the photographer who comes back from a job with two thousand frames and needs all of them corrected properly by tomorrow. Rather than presets applied blindly, it analyses each image individually and corrects exposure, contrast, colour balance, tint, sharpness and depth against what that specific frame actually needs. Two images shot minutes apart under different light get different corrections, which is the entire point.
The portrait tools are what school, event and volume studios install it for. Face detection drives skin smoothing that leaves texture intact, blemish removal, eye enhancement, catchlight addition, teeth whitening and shine reduction, all applied per detected face rather than across the whole frame. On a set of group photographs that saves an amount of manual work that is difficult to overstate.
Batch processing is the operational core. Whole folders run against a saved preset group with output naming, resizing, sharpening for the destination and format conversion in the same pass, and the queue reports through so it is obvious what finished. Corrections stay adjustable per image afterwards, so the handful of frames that need a human decision get one without the other nineteen hundred needing to be touched.
It works both as a standalone application and as a plugin inside the common editors and catalogue applications, so it can sit at whichever point in an existing workflow makes sense. Raw files are read directly from the current camera bodies, colour management is respected end to end, and output covers the formats a lab or a client will accept.
What it does
- Per image analysis
- Each frame is corrected against what it actually needs rather than against a fixed preset.
- Face aware portrait tools
- Skin, blemish, eye, teeth and shine correction applied per detected face.
- Volume batch processing
- Whole folders corrected, resized, sharpened, renamed and converted in one pass.
- Per image override
- The few frames that need a human decision stay individually adjustable.
- Standalone or plugin
- Runs on its own or inside the common editors and catalogue applications.
- Raw and colour management
- Current camera raw formats read directly with profiles respected through to output.
Changed in this version
- Correction engine retuned for mixed and difficult lighting.
- Face detection improved on profile and partially obscured faces.
- Faster batch throughput on machines with high core counts.
- New camera raw profiles added.
- Preset group management reworked with clearer ordering.
System requirements
| Processor | Quad core, 2.5 GHz or faster |
|---|---|
| Memory | 8 GB minimum, 16 GB for large batches |
| Graphics | GPU with 2 GB of dedicated memory |
| Disk | 4 GB plus room for output |
| Display | 1920 by 1080, colour accurate panel recommended |
Install order
- Unpack the archive to a short path.
- Close any editor or catalogue application before installing the plugin components.
- Run the installer and select which host applications receive the plugin.
- Run one small test batch and check the output before committing a full job.
Worth knowing before you start
Always test a preset group on a sample before running it across a whole shoot.
The plugin only appears in host applications that were closed during install.
File details
| Title | Perfectly Clear WorkBench |
|---|---|
| Version | 5.1.1.3255 |
| Publisher | EyeQ |
| Section | Graphics and Design |
| Edition | WorkBench |
| Size on disk | 486 MB |
| Platform | Windows 11, Windows 10 |
| Architecture | 64 bit |
| Languages | Multilingual, 8 interface languages |
| Mirrors carrying it | 5 |
| Added to the library | 2 years ago |
| Last refreshed | 1 week ago |