I'm finding damn good results with using Gimp to color match the initial bluray frame to the reference, then using Color Match to predict references by building a profile from the initial frame and the Gimp frame. Quite contrasty but a decent first attempt.
http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/143241
http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/143242
A frame from the other scene using this prediction:
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My process -
Install Gimp 2
Go HERE and grab the Histogram Matching plugin
THIS explains how to install the script.
Now...
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Open your two images -original and reference- in seperate gimp windows (not as layers).
In your reference frame, bring up Histogram Match in Colours->Map->Match Histogram
Set source to your original frame. Make sure the only box checked is Sample Full Size, and that both adjustments are set to 0.
In "Channels to Use" select LAB - Preserve Luma.
Hit okay, let complete.
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Now switch to your original frame window leaving the other still open, and bring Match Histogram up again here.
Make sure the source is set to the reference frame, and the "Channels to use" is set to plain LAB - other settings remain same as before.
Hit okay, let complete.
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Switch back to the reference frame window and Edit>Undo Match Histogram to return to original color.
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Finally switch back to the ORIGINAL frame window, bring up Match Histogram, set source to REFERENCE frame and "Channels to use" as YCbCr.
(in some cases, YCbCr will oversaturate the resulting image. In those instances, RGB or LAB in the final step may work better.)
Hit okay, let complete.
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Export and save. This is now your reference image in DrDre Color Match, and the original is your test image. Build your color model from these.