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Out Damn Spot!
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As Lightroom evolves, new functionality is added to what’s already a stunningly deep piece of software. Showy new features get lots of exposure, but subtler components of an update may go unheralded, quickly becoming “hidden” features that only the most avid users are hip to. In addition, common tools in each module often have a…
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