The Phoblographer -
22 Oct 2018 12:00

For many professional photographers, post processing is an integral part of their workflow. While I prefer to get as much done in camera as possible, knowing what I'm able to pull out of my RAW files during post production have allowed me to shoot under some less than ideal situations and still produce work that I was able to deliver to clients. This doesn't mean I necessarily enjoy sitting in front of my computer working in Adobe Lightroom Classic CC or Capture One any more than I have to. Give...
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