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re: OT Photographers - What do you use for editing?
Posted on 6/17/14 at 8:49 am to Kingwood Tiger
Posted on 6/17/14 at 8:49 am to Kingwood Tiger
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Nope....actually all I did was increase Clarity on the columns, increased the black/white levels, lowered exposure on the grass and took out the pole and wire. It wasn't a RAW file, so couldn't do a lot with it.
My next question. It looks like an edited jpg.
I'm a minimal processor. I'll very rarely change the exposure, but mostly I crop, edit the saturation a little, and I may make a few small clarity adjustments.
I used to spend a good deal of time trying to turn my average or bad photos into something interesting, but now I just toss them. If it is a subject I really like, sometimes a good BW conversion will save it.
Posted on 6/17/14 at 8:58 am to Pettifogger
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I used to spend a good deal of time trying to turn my average or bad photos into something interesting, but now I just toss them.
This right here. The best shot is one that was taken correctly the first time so you aren't spending all your time squinting at your monitor.
It's why I will never stop preaching at how you don't usually need a fancy DSLR to take quality shots. If you know what you're doing, yes one can help, but all the PS work in the world won't save a bad shot taken with an expensive camera.
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