I understand why this approach can be useful. What I don't like from first glance is screen space "wasted" to node graph. When I edit image (which can be much l

I understand why this approach can be useful. What I don't like from first glance is screen space "wasted" to node graph. When I edit image (which can be much larger than 4K video frame, not to mention 1080p video frame) I want to spend my precious screen real estate for image's pixels. So, this software screams for two monitor setup, and no so useful on laptops... On the other hand, if it (will?) be possible to work in several color models in one graph it will be very useful to implement Dan Margulis' color correction technics which require working with channels from different color models simultaneously.