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<blockquote data-quote="STM" data-source="post: 127367" data-attributes="member: 12827">I could not agree more. I see lots of these what I call GWC's (Guys With Cameras), offering to do model shoots and they say on their profiles they will take around 200 shots during a shoot and guarantee 10 good ones. That causes about half a dozen circuit breakers inside my head to simultaneously pop. I have gone out on a 3 hour shoot and come back with 30 images. And the model agonized over them for 3 days to pick the ones she liked best. &quot;Spray and pray&quot; is a philosophy I could never wrap my head around when I was in the Infantry, and even less for photography. it is ALWAYS to get things right in the camera, than to rely on Photoshop to correct things you should have gotten right when you took the photo. Like I said, I can fix most things in PS, but I will be damned if I am going to spend 45 minutes on one image trying to correct what I should have gotten right the first time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="STM, post: 127367, member: 12827"] I could not agree more. I see lots of these what I call GWC's (Guys With Cameras), offering to do model shoots and they say on their profiles they will take around 200 shots during a shoot and guarantee 10 good ones. That causes about half a dozen circuit breakers inside my head to simultaneously pop. I have gone out on a 3 hour shoot and come back with [I]30[/I] images. And the model agonized over them for 3 days to pick the ones she liked best. "Spray and pray" is a philosophy I could never wrap my head around when I was in the Infantry, and even less for photography. it is ALWAYS to get things right in the camera, than to rely on Photoshop to correct things you should have gotten right when you took the photo. Like I said, I can fix most things in PS, but I will be damned if I am going to spend 45 minutes on one image trying to correct what I should have gotten right the first time. [/QUOTE]

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