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I think PiXimperfect got us all covered on that front. I am not thinking about photoshop tutorials, on frequency separation or how to dodge and burn. Do you guys and gals, know of some good YouTube channels, that feature Lightroom editing walkthroughs? I am thinking about videos, where they start with an unedited raw file and then go through the process of adjusting the exposure, contrast curves, HLS, and so on. I find that, seeing other photographers editing process, really helps my own photo editing a lot.

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