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adjustment layers or maybe not all of
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context of these adjustment layers here
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combinations there and and you know how
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you can use those to quickly color braid
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your images so that is basically you
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know what we're going to touch on the
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primary elements of you know practical
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applications can be practically threw
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these tools
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this is how we call a great image and
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talk about where does color grading
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really begin and you know how does our
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work on the raw file affect our color
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grading down the road once you actually
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get into Photoshop and then once we've
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kind of gotten those two major things
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out of the way which is you know the raw
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file processing and the various tools we
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have at our disposal then we're going to
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look at a couple of sample images and
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we're actually in a color grade those
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and my goal with the sample images is to
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provide you with sort of a broad
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spectrum of of images so we can see how
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the starting point of an image will
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affect what we can do with it in color
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grading and lastly when we look at color
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grading it's also important to always
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remember that your color grading if
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you're wanting single shots you can kind
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of make it whatever you'd like it to be
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but if you are working on editorial
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shoot in fashion for example we have a
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series of images as part of a commercial
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assignment
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generally speaking the goal is to have a
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similar feel throughout the images so
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always keep in mind that color grading
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doesn't necessarily live inside a vacuum
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there's often a couple of images
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associated together so you have to make
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sure that the color grading choice you
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make will work throughout the series of
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images and not just within the one image
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you're working on
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so again we're going to touch upon that
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when we look at the raw file shortly
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within this lesson actually
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