#23 Essential Photo Editing Slideshow
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The document shows examples of essential photo editing techniques including cropping images, rotating images, adjusting exposure levels, and using levels to edit brightness and contrast. Each example shows a "before" and "after" photo demonstrating the editing technique. The techniques are demonstrated individually as well as combined, such as cropping and adjusting exposure levels together.
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