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Those nice people at Craft and Vision have decided to give away a free ebook. I guess they're thinking that giving a book away will get them free advertising.. Guees what? They were right.
Anyway, the first page of the book says "If you enjoy this book, copy it and send it out into the world." Those nice people at C&V have now released it on their website so I changed my to point at them. Here's the link
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I'm still reading it, but Wow that's some great information. Especially on histograms. I've always understood the basics of what a histogram is and what it does, but this has definitely increased my knowledge on how to use it by a lot. For example, I didn't know that overexposing the negative can be a good thing, I tend to underexpose if anything. So thanks for the resource Jon
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Thanks, look very interesting.
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