I've also noticed that sometimes the colors seem stronger when using open rather than compose and the bicolor setting. However, that also allows greens and yellows to kind of sneak in. The bicolor preset in Color also backs off from the saturation levels we are typically used to I think, so raising those back up as needed will bring color strength back in.
There's some flaws in my data here and it's only 4.5 hours integration, but this is my first go-through with the new 1.8.506a. I composited as bicolor in order to lock the B and G together and get that 2xG in the Synthetic L I believe, then chose the bicolor preset in Color and adjusted saturation. I also backed things off at the end with Gamma and Skyglow in FilmDev, as I think I had stretched too much at the beginning and blotchy noise came out. I'll have to collect more time on this once the clouds go away. It's summer so they shouldn't even be here at all.
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Hmm, on second thought I may have still left too much blotchy noise in there. A stretch or brightness level is difficult to settle on, what with the dark borders here on ST, the bright borders on CN, and the goofy things my mobile displays do to images.
I might have to go back to the drawing board on this again then to get a cleaner outer space.
