If one is not trying to get the best they can every step of the way, they are compromising the quality of their work. I've seen far too many unrepairable "I'll fix it in post" images that could have been saved by spending a few extra seconds behind the camera. I've spent too many hours trying to repair "fix it in post" images for people who could have taken a few extra moments behind the camera to get it right to save me the time and them the money that they are paying me to fix their mistakes.
Fix it in post works to varying degrees until it doesn't, and then you've wasted your money buying that decent camera and your time going out and using it. I really don't understand the "I'll fix it in post" attitude.
Why not save yourself the trouble and fix it now rather than take the chance that you won't be able to fix it later?
Why not spend the extra few seconds now to fix it in camera rather than spend a percentage of an hour trying to fix it later?
Why not try to get the best you can every step of the way rather than start off with compromised garbage that you have to pull out of the digital junk bin to make something decent when you could have taken those extra few moments at the beginning to make something great?
Why settle for mediocrity when it takes such little effort to be better?
---------- Post added May 4th, 2022 at 09:05 AM ----------
Originally posted by editor The world is not perfect. I like the world photographed as it is.
In this case your photography needs to be perfect to ensure the world is being seen just as it is in your photographs.
You aren't thinking these things through to the end are you?