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I own quite a few color correctors and wish you had named the ones that you tested against. I wish your preview could save an image, even if it had your logo superimposed on it, so that I could compare previous corrections that I've made using the other tools to yours.
As a side note, I really think you should consider a stand alone version. I often run my photos though a stand alone first then bring them into photoshop for further work. Just make sure the stand alone has the capability to add a prefix or suffix to the file name so that the original doesn't get written over.
Meanwhile I'm still sitting on the fence, since I do have these other tools already and am asking myself can I afford to dish out more money for a differant one?

Thanks,
Jay

Jay, just drop me an email privately and I'll let you know about the other tools I tested against. I don't want to publish the list officially.

I'm already thinking about creating a standalone application that uses the Colorwasher plugin for correcting individual and multiple images in a batch.

For comparing ColorWasher with other tools you can make a screen shot of ColorWasher and compare it with the other tools. Or you simply correct the same photos with other tools, save the images and display them with an image viewer beside the ColorWasher dialog.

I'm particularly interested to know how Color Washer compares with AutoEye (discounting the obvious price difference).

If I tell you that I think that AutoEye is the worst tool for color correcting your photos, that should say enough . AutoEye cuts off details and lowers contrast when using it for color correcting photos. I tested 12 other tools and noone of the others caused the same problems.

Have a look at the following URL for a comparison:
http://www.graphics.com/modules.php?nam ... e&artid=45

Wow! The reviewer here http://www.designer-info.com/ must have been on drugs when he reviewed AutoEye 2. Of course, because reviewers don't say what other plugins they use as a comparison, certain claims made about a product are useless to the reader.