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Welcome into the Master Photography Roundtable, part of the Master Photography Podcast Network.

You're joined by thousands of photographers listening to the show who are on the same journey

to master their photography. I'm Jeff Harmon, the host for this episode and joining me in the co-host chair today, my good friend Greg Benz. What's up Greg? How are you?

Good man. Good to reconnect Jeff. I feel like everyone's hiding in their bunker this year and

I'm like ten times more excited every time I can connect with a friend it's so good it's so good

I love the work you've been doing for those that don't know. Greg is

primarily known for his Loomensia panel which is an incredible luminance

mask luminosity masking panel that's that's awesome. You all need to check that out if you if you haven't

learned about that you need to go check it out and well we'll talk about that again at

the show but he's also working on a plugin for Photoshop to help with with exporting to the web that is really fine. I'm working a

little bit with him on it and it's looking good. I'm really excited for that

plugin, Greg. It's going to be a great thing. Yeah, it's going to be nice to have that.

I get so many questions about it and I'm like, hey, hold on because I'm just going to give you

the answer, hit a button.

There you go, hit a button.

Exactly.

And part of what we're going to talk about today, I think it's loosely related to that, but really the thing that inspired me the most to ask you to come on this show this week and talk about color space is a blog post you just recently made and this is I'll

have a link in the show notes everyone needs to go and check this out because you

finally make the the issues or the configuration in Photoshop about related to color spaces something

that is possible to follow.

I don't know why we insist as photographers or the photography community in general.

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