This is where it all pays off. These are the edge effects that you can use when it's time to present your work to the client. This is where you'll learn how to add those little extras that make you and your photos stand out from the crowd. This is where your “click-click” turns into “bling-bling!”; where your “tap-tap” turns into “cha-ching”; where your “pipp-pipp” turns into your “ace-deuce.” Okay, I should've stopped with bling-bling. These are the kinds of effects that can transform you from a scrappy kid in the streets, struggling along with some off-brand megapixel point-and-shoot, and turn you into a real playa, poppin' Cristal corks at one of P. Diddy's parties and cranking off shots with your Nikon D2X. That is, provided you actually are a scrappy kid in the streets. If you're not, and instead you're a middle-aged wedding photographer from Grand Rapids, I don't think you'll make it past the bouncers where P. Diddy hangs. But it's certainly worth a try. It's all gravy.