Hello all,
I was looking at a few images I have processed over time on my calibrated monitor today (not brilliant I might add - LOLOLOL - The Learning Curve !)
Anyway, what I noticed was that the backgrounds between them were all at a different brightness, although not by much it was still quite noticeable.
What I am wondering is how people go about finally setting the background brightness at the end of their processing so next time they process
a set of data they would do the same thing to that image too.
I would like to send my completed images to a printer so I can hang copies on the wall in one of my rooms, Wife's idea not mine LOLOL Bit like an inspiration
wall so to speak. It's going to be a bit weird if 2 images are next to each other and the star field of one is much darker than the star field of the other !!!
So tell me peep's, what is the best way to establish a certain star field brightness for one image and to be able to reproduce the same on the next image I process.
Many Thanks
Paul
