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I have PS, too, but haven't got my head around it much. the GUI is quite overwhelming because I don't know what all the stuff means.
I tested Deep Sky Stacker recently - you know, with flats and darks and stuff?
Once the images are stacked, you are presented with a very basic adjustment window for the output.
That's where I understood what can be achieved by only aligning the color curves and then moving the 1 RGB column back and forth on the luminance curve.
Not that I think your last version would have gained anything from that -
just describing how a fellow noob has benefited from a simple GUI.
The photo library software "Aperture" (only for mac) is also very simple in the selection and presentation of image adjustments options.
I just need to follow the possible adjustment options from top to bottom as a post-processing workflow. Easy as.
If you ever come across such a top-to-bottom basic workflow for PS, could you post it here?
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