April 2010
Beginner
504 pages
11h 34m
English
Every photographer needs to deal with the fact that the eye sees a wider range of brightness values or tones than a camera can capture. You inevitably sacrifice some part of the dynamic range when you take a picture. So, one goal of performing tonal adjustments is to retrieve as much detail from sacrificed areas as possible.
As you’ve learned, Aperture has controls to modify the exposure, ...
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