AgX preset + slight crop.
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Google Robert Hutton and DT…He has one of the few demonstrations of the edges function That I have seen… It’s for the module when it was just called the Equalizer…see if that might be of any help
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@Jetze you nicely made those fields shine, giving a painterly look. This inspired me to green those grasses. I think it didn’t nail it 100% but it was a fun exercise.
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vkdt edit. probably went a bit overboard with the cyan lift (using @Randalix ’ new widget) and the overall saturation. used the gamut preset to make sure i don’t run over spectral locus with the colours. also used a drawn mask + blend of a shifted image to prolong the yellow center marker in this crop, as i liked how it strengthens the central perspective:
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Thought about focussing on the hill and raincloud in the background, then it turned into some sort of ‘opposing colours’ edit. Little colour grade with tone curve at the end.
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Nice edits! Nice to see so many different versions. I’m gonna look for another favorite image probably HDR merge in DT and post it shortly for another edit session.
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Inspired by some of the awesome film simulation results above, I thought I’d try a LUT in darktable. From the previous edit: turned off rgb primaries, then turned on the LUT. I found it awhile ago and is in a folder “Natron Github cluts for GMIC.”
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Fuji Sensia 100
There is more contrast and some color difference, esp. less blue in the sky, compared to the previous edit.
I find myself resorting to LUTs like this one more than I care to admit. I suppose this means I should learn more about tuning contrast and color in dt.
I look forward to the continued development of filmsim tools as discussed elsewhere.
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You lying resulted in a beauty! 
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