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A quick experiment does indeed seem to suggest that this is true, has anyone else tried this method?
I have tried it but don't like this workaround. The trouble with workaround solutions in general is that they tend to be permanent even if the anticipated solution should arrive. I would rather NOT use this technique on a lot of images and wait for a solution, than have a lot of images I have to redo when the final solution should arrive. It's not that fantastic (compared to a Grad Filter or Grad Layer Tool) after all...Hobgoblin wrote:... has anyone else tried this method?
Good question.binoyte wrote:I don't understand why nobody think to mask exposure. Draw a large area with large transition and apply your exposure correction and it is done.
It works, it's easy.
here it is : http://www.benoitvarret.fr/journal/asp- ... html#iii_1jknights wrote:Please can you post some small examples (before/after).