Lightroom Tone Curve: What It Actually Does to Your Edits
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The tone curve is one of those tools that separates photographers who edit from photographers who actually see. Most people drag the highlights down and call it done. But the channel-specific curves, the point curve versus parametric split, the way a subtle S-curve in the blue channel quietly kills muddy shadows — that's where the real work happens. If your edits have been feeling a bit cooked lately, this is worth an hour of your time before your next retouching session.
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