Thanks Rick, My computer is busy with other work so i havent tried myself
My interests have been side tracked with building the Plumgeek Spirit Rover (one handed a challenge but got it done) and seeing if i can paint a model car for a gift. I get sidetracked easily by my interests and hobbies
Interested your feedback re saturation, I suspected it would "overprocess a little" and do that being a cosmetic stretching. But glad you feel it doesn't unbalance the colour correction. The process I take uses a lightness channel mask in it and this may push my source image enough to get a better lightness mask for my own workflow though. Ways and means
Give me a simple one click solution and I'll turn it into a 1,000 step monstrosity for a 0.1% gain
Peter, I hope you're enjoying your PI learning curve. Take lots of notes and try lots of things, try to work along with tutorials with your own files, it really helped me adapt what was being said and done to my own understanding and personal goals for my data. It was a while before I found out that the exact same process in PI is used by different tools, under different names and with varying degrees of user control for different reasons. So dont worry if you play around and think this tool does the same job as this other one. And you can probably do everything with PixelMath alone if you have that level of understanding