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Save an underexposed foreground without blowing out the background
I recently shot my sister-in-laws wedding for the bridal party preparations, a good day was had by all and I've got a good number of shots I'm really happy with.
Unfortunately there is a group of ...
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How can you limit the output of black and whites in Lightroom?
There is a successful photographer I follow and people love the effect they add to their photos. I've been editing photos for a long time and I know the trick they're using. However, I can't reproduce ...
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