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I'd argue it isn't a false equivalence. Every time someone drags that contrast and saturation slider up they're doing something that's no different than assigni
by malfist 3y ago
I'd argue it isn't a false equivalence. Every time someone drags that contrast and saturation slider up they're doing something that's no different than assigning RGB to sulfur II, hydrogen alpha, and oxygen III.
It's all false color to make something look good.
- crazygringo 3y agoThat's photo editing, not camera settings like ISO or shutter speed. Cameras are still designed to try to be able to match what the human eye perceives, regardless of what you edit afterwards. An infrared telescope is not. Totally and utterly different. They're not the same.