Ken,
"LUT Editor" is surely not what you want.
I'm convinced that you can perform what you want by using ImageJ if you
are willing to write the respective macro or plugin. I don't think that
you will find a ready-to-use suitable ImageJ-plugin (I may be wrong)
because ImageJ is for scientific image processing and analysis and what
you are heading for looks more like image-cosmetics.
Best
Herbie
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On 19.12.14 16:41, ken olson wrote:
> Am a beginner IMAGEJ user.
>
> Recently read "Game, Set, Match! Think differently about color with
> Match Color" By John Paul Caponigro
>
http://www.digitalphotopro.com/technique/revolution/game-set-match.html#.VJRBCsAAB>
>
Was very interested because some of our photo projects are a post shoot
collaboration (so no attempt was made to include a Color Test Chart
> in the shots) using a mixture of different digital cameras. For
> these photo collaborations we are not interested in absolute accuracy
> but only to match the photos enough to look like they came from one
> camera.
>
> Hope IMAGEJ has something similar. I checked the plugin web page
> but did not see anything that would allow matching other photos to a
> reference photo except possibly "LUT Editor"?
>
> Appreciate any suggestions.
>
> Thanks
>
> Ken
>
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