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You can also manually adjust the color sliders for each transform individually using the transform editor (colors tab).
As far as the actual gradients I use, there just randomly created. Here are my current settings (first click OPTIONS then options again then the gradient tab)
min nodes 3
max nodes 32
hue 0 , 600
saturation 70, 90
luminance 50, 90
(OK)
Bring up the gradient editor, then double click on the color band (gradient), repeat until you find one that is suitable. (TIP: if you click the button to the left of the gradient, you can call up some more adjustment sliders like saturation, brightness, hue, etc. to fine tune your gradient a bit)
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