RE: Learning to use Lee filters for photo shooting - part 3

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Learning to use Lee filters for photo shooting - part 3

in norway •  7 years ago 

The intersting part is that lee filters could affects negative. For example, to see how much negative was changed beside the original. If there is a way to keep thigns not change (looks better without changes) and in the same time could change things looks better within chages. I would love it. gyldenhorn

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