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Photographing multiple skin tones
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<blockquote data-quote="Panza" data-source="post: 539643" data-attributes="member: 28379"><p>When I first started learning about post editing and Lightroom I was so wowed by the results and shadows I could bring out, I went and retouched thousands of photos I thought were underexposed. I had been shooting in RAW+JPEG for years. I did it because it took up the most space so I naturally thought it was the highest quality way to get photos. As long as the subject doesn't want to see how they came out in the camera on the tiny little screen, I'm all for post! Sometimes, it's best to impress on the spot : )</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Panza, post: 539643, member: 28379"] When I first started learning about post editing and Lightroom I was so wowed by the results and shadows I could bring out, I went and retouched thousands of photos I thought were underexposed. I had been shooting in RAW+JPEG for years. I did it because it took up the most space so I naturally thought it was the highest quality way to get photos. As long as the subject doesn't want to see how they came out in the camera on the tiny little screen, I'm all for post! Sometimes, it's best to impress on the spot : ) [/QUOTE]
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