Good onya guys. With Saturn so low to the horizon from deep down south there, I'm amazed you've gotten anything but a blur! Perserverance pays off
FYI I've worked a bit of a sequence for myself when I get to the waveleting page.
1st, contrast (fairly low) and brightness (just below middle of the scale),
2nd, historgram adjustment (not too much from the dark end only) and blue, green red levels in that order,
3rd, RGB shift (usually have to move the blue up a notch or two and the red down about one rarely 2),
5th, couple of quick tests on the historgram again (I use a lot of resetting of the historgram, not the RGB, at this stage
), then onto the wavelets,
6th which I'm generally finding I'm only using numbers one and two (occasionally 3), 1 between 15 and 23 and 2 between 7 and 10.
7th Then fiddle about with the contrast and brightness again, leaving contrast fairly low but upping the brighness. Then on the final page
8th I use the lightness slider to lower the brighness, then muck around with the Hue and Saturation.
I'm usually fairly happy with the results by then. Just wish I could get more difinition between the layers on the planet. Need to practice on my Photoshop skills
Hope this helps in some way.
Cheers