Launch AutoDev to help inspect the data. Chances are that the image looks terrible, which is - believe it or not - the point. In the presence of problems, AutoDev will show them until they are dealt with. Because StarTools constantly tries to make sense of your data, StarTools is very sensitive to artefacts, meaning anything that is not real celestial detail (a single color bias, stacking artefacts, dust donuts, gradients, terrestrial scenery, etc.). Just 'Keep' the result. StarTools, thanks to Tracking, will allow us to redo the stretch later on.
At this point, things to look out for are;
Make mental notes of any issues you see.
First off, please note that this module emulates many aspects of photographic film, including its shortcomings.
As in most modules in StarTools, a number of presets are available to quickly dial in useful starting points.
Upon launch, the colour module blinks the mask three times in the familiar way.
The matrix or channel blend/mapping is selected using the 'Matrix' parameter.
You can convert everything you see to a format you find convenient. Give it a try!