Control Local Tonal Changes in GIMP 2.10 with Layer Masks
Use GIMP layer masks to darken skies or brighten subjects without erasing pixels, plus how to verify the mask is working.
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Use GIMP layer masks to darken skies or brighten subjects without erasing pixels, plus how to verify the mask is working.
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