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Monday, February 06, 2012

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Copy and Paste images from your photo-editing soft

Editing your digital photographs of plants in a photo-editing application is a good way to brighten up colors and correct lighting. You can now mark an area of your photo in your favorite photo-editing application and use the Windows COPY function (usualy by pressing Ctrl-C) and PASTE the image directly into DIY by using either the paste button on the edit menu bar, or by pressing Ctrl-V.

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