How to Shoot Better Photos That Need Less Post Production

I want to get something very clear before I begin this article: there is absolutely nothing wrong with post processing and photographers should always shoot with RAW modes if possible. But at the same time, there is something absolutely very liberating about not needing to spend more time on your computer or any device working to get those better images that you ultimately want in the end.

Some photographers are better at processing while others are better at shooting. I've personally spent a lot of time working in Capture One and felt it to be therapeutic--but I also acknowledge that too much time staring at a computer screen can be bad for your eyes. .

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2017-3-8 14:03

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