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Book Review: Light & Exposure for Digital Photographers 
ppmag.com | by Joan Sherwood | Sun, Feb 1
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He makes a valid point about being able to adjust white balance when post processing RAW images. While white balance is embedded into JPEG images, it is only a tag in a RAW file. Any white balance setting can be applied to the RAW image in post processing. And that is the way that some photographe...
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Podcast: PhotoshopUser TV Episode 217 (January 12, 2010)
Dave answers another twitter question about flattening layers. Matt has a Lightroom tutorial on comparing a before and after of your image adjustments. Scott's tutorial involves tips for using filters. Plus, Stephanie Cross has a new segment for beginners that focuses on the move tool th...
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