Color Remap - in regular use?

[JML]

Make up a test image by painting the primaries and complements (R,G,B,C,M,Y). I changed red using remap (default sliders) by selecting a target diagonally down toward blue a moderate distance from the white corner. Use readout to test the result colors and (except for a small creep) only red is changed. Open up the Chroma/Brightness sliders quite a ways and except for a slight additional creep, still only red is changed. Set the radii back to defaults. Relax tightness and all the colors change, so I don't have to set six color pairs to propogate the change to all the colors.

[MikeG]

Couldn't really follow JML's last post, so apologies if it is somehow an answer to the following.

Color Correction has a Load function so one can quickly load previously saved settings, such as Elie Dinur's Velvia, or one of Den's color transforms.

Has anybody found a similarly quick way to load previously-set-up-color-pairs into Color Remap?

I did think of using Workflow but Color Remap does not appear to be available as a Workflow operation.

Mike.

[den]

(1) re: Loading Remap ColorPairs pre-sets: the only way currently seems to be the use of 'swatch' images and the Probes of the 'Color n' and 'Remapped Color n' dialogues as suggested in MikeG's OP link:
http://dl-c.com/forum/comments.php?Disc ... e=1#Item_0

(2) re: Test Image: attached is a test image of the HS color hexagon at a HSV-V = 50% gray [mid-tone] on a 50% gray background that can be used to test for Chroma Radius and Tightness. As the Brightness Radius control takes effect at an 'angle' to the HS plane at the 50% tone of this test image, it will have no effect when varied, but Chroma Radius and Tightness will. One might also use the standard MacBeth chart as a test image as well... as this will show changes of V as well as H and S. Note that unless the R,G,B,C,Y,M hues are balanced, grays, V, will take on a color cast. Also note the change in tone, V, with balanced hues as Tightness is varied.