Did You Know: Sepia Toning is Named After the Common Cuttlefish

Here's your interesting photo fact of the day: did you know that sepia toning (when B&W photos are given that distinctive warm tone) is named after the

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Did You Know: Sepia Toning is Named After the Common Cuttlefish

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Did You Know: Sepia Toning is Named After the Common Cuttlefish