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It All Starts With Tonal Clarity
No matter where you go with image preparation, it all begins with distinction; the purposeful shaping of the image’s tonal values. Regardless of whether you prefer color or black and white, exposing detail (without over sharpening) is job number one. … Continue reading
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The Image Saturation Balancing Act
Preparing an image for public view involves tweaking both color and tonality. Continue reading
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August 28, 2018
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Histograms Can See in the Dark
The lowly Histogram is truly a functionless graph that merely monitors the tonal distribution of an image. It functions much like a thermometer in that it reports the current condition of the image. And it only reports one aspect of … Continue reading
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