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Originally Posted by ghsmith45
Here's my next version Lee. As I said above, I misread your post and assumed you only had a synthetic luminance from your RGB data, so my previous attempt was based only on your RGB data. I used pretty much the same processing in this one. And of course one of the good things about PI is that you can save your work as a project, so when you reload the next day all the stuff you did before (images, history) is still there to be further processed. No lost work.
Differences were:
-- A deconvolution on your (real) luminance
--LRGBCombination with the real luminance rather than the synthetic one (which I still used as a mask)
--Some sharpening with AtrousWaveletTransform.
--Noise reduction withTVGDenoise
--Upped the saturation a bit with CurvesTransformation
--The odd Histogram tweak here and there.
All up this has been an interesting thread. I learned a couple of new tricks from PI Guru Rick's workflow above.
Geoff
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Nice one, thanks Geoff! I'd never actually noticed the save project feature before. That's going to be really handy in future.
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Originally Posted by LewisM
Had a crack at it thanks Lee.
Apart from combining the colours and lum in CCDStack, it was processed entirely in PS CS5.1, using 2 actions and a little levels and curves. Nothing else except a double 50% Lum layered in luminosity to bring it out a bit.
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Great work Lewis, kept the noise down well and with a really simple approach. For those using PS, do you mind sharing what actions you used (assuming these are commercially, or otherwise freely available actions).