RAW images are discolored in bridge

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  It is not impossible to learn.  How do you think twenty_one and I know how to advise you?  But be aware that there are many people who do not really understand who will try to advise you to "just do it...". "You must understand that what you read will be good and keep at it.  Understanding will rise.

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