#photography workflow

Has the cost of gear changed your photography workflow this year?

Is shooting in RAW overrated for 99% of photographers?

Is the insistence on shooting in RAW just elitist gatekeeping for most people?

Would you ever go back to shooting full manual for commercial work

Has AI editing changed how you really shoot now?

Photo editing: is doing it yourself always better than letting AI fix it instantly?

Are you shooting raw less since AI editing got good?

Raw vs. JPEG: is "shooting for the edit" just an excuse for bad technique on set?

Should you delete apps like VSCO and Lightroom, or do they actually produce better results than DSLRs?

Has software colour grading changed how you think about saving raw files over JPEGs?

How do you balance easy editing with actually getting the shot right in camera?

Is AI editing making traditional photo retouching obsolete for your workflow?