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DateWednesday, April 25, 2012 at 8:00 AM by AuthorJoseph Linaschke

User Tip: Converting to “High Key” in Aperture

Reader Jim Denham (@Jim_Denham on twitter) of Jim Denham Photography posted a really nice video in the User Tips page on how to get that “high key” look in Aperture. Even if you’re not interested in the look, there are some really good tips in here that you can apply elsewhere. I highly recommend watching it.

Check out the post and watch the video, and be sure to “like” his video!

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