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Save custom mixes in combine RGB tool

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Black Hole
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I would like the ability to save custom mixes in the combine RGB tool. I know it isn't a big deal to move the sliders around, but I wanted to possibly get it on the radar for the future. I've attached a screenshot of a Hubble Palette one I use. This is the mix I used to get the attached image.

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Great stuff. This will definitely be possible when we add settings to APP. I don't know if that will be (specifically this setting) in the upcoming release, but it makes a ton of sense to make that possible yes. @mabula-admin

ps. stunning result there!



   
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Thanks! APP is a really solid go-to tool for this stuff. Between the sliders on combine RGB and the selective color tool it is hard to beat the results you can get with it. I've actually done multiple tutorials on APP for the Telescope Live community. For this kind of stuff I'd run it up against any tool, and for stacking nothing out there touches it.



   
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