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The Art of Color Correction
Color Finesse 3.0
Plug-in User’s Guide

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This manual reflects version 3.0 of Color Finesse.
Document part number: 000546003, Revision A, January 2010.

Contents

1 - Getting Started
Why Do I Need Color Correction? ............................................... 1
Why Color Finesse? ..................................................................... 1
What’s New in Color Finesse 3.0 ................................................. 1
Compatibility With Previous Versions ................................... 2
About This Manual
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