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Why would a photographer choose nondestructive imaging? A. to have more control over processing B. to take up less space on a hard drive C. to compress the image into a smaller file D. to make the file
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Why would a photographer choose nondestructive imaging?

A. to have more control over processing
B. to take up less space on a hard drive
C. to compress the image into a smaller file
D. to make the file easier to send via email

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I think it is A

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The answer is A. To have more control over processing
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