Shoot now, focus later.

[Trip]

Originally Posted by Papa_Complex

It's a big debate, on photography forums, as to when a photo is no longer a photo, but has become 'digital art.' I'm a bit of a purist and documentarian. I do very little work on my shots trying to get exactly what I want right out of the camera, as much as possible. I don't clone things out, nor do I add things in. I do a little exposure compensation, maybe alter saturation a bit, a little unsharp mask, and occasional noise reduction. I don't generally spend more than a minute on editing each picture and, quite frequently, I just upload them exactly as they came out of the camera.

The more a picture is worked on the more obvious it is to me, and the less I tend to like it.

That's the same way I feel, nicely worded. About the only real editing I tend to like a lot is black and white when it's applied to the right photo.

[Particle Man]

Originally Posted by marko138

Nah, he's talking about this shizzzz:

I know. I was making a funny.

Harrrrrr

[marko138]

Originally Posted by Particle Man

I know. I was making a funny.

Harrrrrr

Aye.