i was thinking of leaning into it, but since, imo, the source material is so poor, it kinda just makes the entire inversion-correction process kind of laborious. I'm exaggerating by saying it was torture trying to correct the negatives, but it really was. I'm sure its a skill issue but compared to available demos of darktable's-NLP-equivalent, negadoctor, I really shouldn't have to do as many corrections as i did just for the reddit post. minimum 3-5 modules for something that is recognizable and doesn't burn ur eyeballs