No, it's not really in any of the subs other than as some nascent data the CC brings forward. The series above shows it in a single sub, and no matter how I set CC to basically say "do nothing" it still appears, and it's in the real time preview as well whether or not the change is on, i.e. CC's preview shows it even when "off". Which is bizarre.
Thinking it might be the bit-ness of the preview, which I think is low, I changed to something else (curves, with no curve) and it looks just fine.
I think the next thing to do is wipe the intermediate files and run without CC at all. But first going to eat dinner and then take a fresh look, as this is just too bizarre, I must be doing something wrong.
If anyone wants to take a run at this, here's a zip file with the calibrated sub, and the cosmetically corrected sub. This structure I have been highlighting is at 4884, 3092 (pixels), you need to really reduce the auto-STF to see the stars.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17lUtcaGM53afSVv9Kx2Kx9MPBq2g5v6_/view?usp=sharing
I'm starting to think the real answer is to stop pixel peeping.
Thinking it might be the bit-ness of the preview, which I think is low, I changed to something else (curves, with no curve) and it looks just fine.
I think the next thing to do is wipe the intermediate files and run without CC at all. But first going to eat dinner and then take a fresh look, as this is just too bizarre, I must be doing something wrong.
If anyone wants to take a run at this, here's a zip file with the calibrated sub, and the cosmetically corrected sub. This structure I have been highlighting is at 4884, 3092 (pixels), you need to really reduce the auto-STF to see the stars.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17lUtcaGM53afSVv9Kx2Kx9MPBq2g5v6_/view?usp=sharing
I'm starting to think the real answer is to stop pixel peeping.
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