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Looks good just as it is with a lot of great colour. . I find that a lot of DSLR wide field images look good in their native raw state developed in camera raw in LR which keeps the file in raw.. A friend of mine who professionally prints wall size photographs for art exhibitions thinks it is because the RGB colour space passed between the camera and program is intact and the background is not a mangled mess of colour noise. We are taking advantage of the skills of the camera builder and the software maker to represent what we see..
Does not work for specialised astronomy subjects and systems I suppose ,where programs like PI is and lot of experience is required.
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