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Make the grade

olour grading is something we associate with video editing, but as the boundaries between video and stills – as well as photographers and videographers – become increasingly blurred, it’s a technique that is ever more relevant to photographers. But what exactly is colour grading? And what tools and apps do we need to carry it out? Over the next few pages we’ll explore some of the key techniques for colour grading in Lightroom and Photoshop, and

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