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Originally Posted by Atmos
Taming the magenta can be an absolute nightmare! I spent a few hours for a few days for a few weeks trying to figure out a workflow to mitigate it without causing other issues. SLOWLY getting better  |
Colin, Ken Crawford deals with Magenta mitigation near the end of his online Photoshop Colour Mapping tutorial; basically he clips on a mask above the CAB layer and uses it as a sort of colour balanced/luminosity layer to clobber the magenta. If your a PI user I can't comment on workflow.
And re the last several posts, as I said before in post #10, yes I acknowledge I do not conform to the "Standard Model" and this is not by accident. I am happy enough that my images do not look like the 1000th version of something everyone else is producing. After all, this is false colourising, we will never really know what these areas would look like to the human eye (other than faint fuzzies in observation). There is plenty of room for various interpretations. At the very least it gives us something to discuss.
