Non-Destructive Image Adjustments

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No effects at all 

Posterize , Photo Filter , Exposure , Levels , Vibrance , Curves , Gradient Map , Brightness and contrast , Hue / Saturation , and Black and White     

 

Posterize , Photo Filter , Exposure , Levels , Vibrance , Curves , Gradient Map , Brightness and contrast


Posterize , Photo Filter , Exposure , Levels , Vibrance , Curves 

Posterize , Photo Filter , Exposure











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