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Is natural lighting overrated when a good filter can fix anything?
With smartphone cameras and editing apps becoming more powerful, many photographers debate whether hunting for perfect natural light is still necessary or if post-processing can compensate for any lighting situation. Cast your vote on whether natural lighting is essential or overrated in the age of filters.
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