Here is my new suggestion for what would be a major improvement to the Infinity software. That is a much richer histogram adjustment.
Yes, it is very nice to be able to set black and white and grey points. It considerably improves the display image.
But, as I discovered when post-processing an Infinity software capture taken with a 460EX colour camera on a Takahashi TOA130 (reduced to F5.76), there is more milk in that there cow! With some further and very quick tweaking of the histogram (in a photo management program called ACDSee Ultimate) I was able to get a much better image.
Here is a link to the image straight out of the camera:
https://cliffhphotos.smugmug.com/Astrophotography/ATIK-460EX-with-Infinity/i-Wbmc4sS/A Here is a link to an image with some further histogram tweaking in ACDSee:
https://cliffhphotos.smugmug.com/Astrophotography/ATIK-460EX-with-Infinity/i-RM88wbj/A ACDSee has a more sophisticated histogram adjustment tool with a set of sliders to brighten or darken various parts of the histogram. I don't know how it actually manipulates the image, but it sure does make for a big improvement.
Given that Infinity will tend to be used for public outreach or quick imaging, having that richer histogram adjustment would be truly great.
Cliff Halliwell