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TIME TO EDIT

shoot in RAW and mostly photograph wildlife. My aim when editing is to try to reproduce what my eyes saw. Our eyes see 30 stops of light and compensate for bright areas or shadows automatically. The human eye resolves the equivalent of a 52-megapixel camera and has a dynamic range equivalent to about

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