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So, I received this by email the other day.  I don’t know how accurate it is.  Most of it seems possible, if not likely.  Anyone know if this stuff is for real?

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Not that I would make adjustments to my photo’s.  They obviously come out perfect from the camera every time. (not!)  In the scenario where I may need to make adjustments to my photo’s outside of the camera, oh let’s say in an application like Apple’s Aperture, it would be nice to quickly compare the adjusted image with the original.  It turns out that this is possible.  In Aperture the original image is called the “Master” and you can simply hit the “M” key to see it and “M” again to return to the adjusted image.

A handy tip…  If I ever needed to make adjustments to my photos.  I think the letter M is wearing off my keyboard.

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So everything is supposed ot be easy with a Mac.  Everything is supposed to just “work”.  Well it’s not always that case.  If you’ve ever tried to synchronise your contacts with your phone on a Mac, you’ve probably run into the fact that it aint always easy.  My phone broke recently (it didn’t just “work” either), so when I got a loaner until the new one arrived, I needed to get my contacts onto it.  I was loaned a Nokia 6120 Classic.  This solved my syncing problems.

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