Meg Bitton - Boy In The City

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Meg Bitton - Boy In The City

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In Boy in the city, I show you the power of using only one tool in Photoshop. The curves tool. I am able to emulate cloning, skin smoothing and toning, saturation, levels all by using the curves tool. I am also able to brighten, and add warmth and contrast. All you have to watch is one curves edit to be amazed by the power of curves.