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Camera Raw - Part 2 - Photoshop Tutorial
by Creative COW on Mar 30, 2009 at 4:42:48 pm

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Camera Raw - Part 2Camera Raw - Part 2

In the second part of this Photoshop tutorial series, Richard Harrington goes deeper into the camera raw interface. Richard looks at the tone curve tab which controls the contrast, the detail tab which controls the image sharpening and noise reduction, split toning tab controlling the hue and saturation, lens corrections tab and the presets tab to store settings and preferences.

Tutorial, Video Tutorial   03/30/2009
Author: Richard Harrington


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