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Color space

Astroimager Adam Block describes how to work in Lab color space to enhance the blues, yellows, and magentas of your images.
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During workshops I deliver at the Mount Lemmon SkyCenter, few processing techniques elicit verbal “Wows!” from participants. No matter how important standard deviation sigma rejection techniques may be, they just do not inspire quite like the technique of enhancing color you’ll see in this article. We will work in the “Lab” color space to bring out the blues, yellows, and magentas that are common in celestial images.

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