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Can I warm the tone of a photo?

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Mar 01, 2006 00:18 |  #16

Wouldn't it be easier if you shot in RAW on 'P' mode and use either Photoshops or Canon Raw software to warm up you images ??

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Mar 01, 2006 05:02 as a reply to  @ post 1237373 |  #17

How can I keep a copy of this thread? It's so useful!

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Mar 01, 2006 07:26 |  #18

Grasshopper: RAW has nothing to do with the working colour space in Photoshop.

IainB: Since you've replied, it'll be easy to find. Save this link to see the threads that you've posted to. This is what I use first to see if anything happened in threads that I was active in.

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