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<blockquote data-quote="Don Kuykendall_RIP" data-source="post: 515396" data-attributes="member: 6277">There are certain things that you need to do on every single photo.&nbsp; A local friend of mine who is a pro gave me his formula for import.Sharpening:&nbsp; Amount:&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 75Radius:&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; .09Detail:&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 40Masking:&nbsp; &nbsp; 40Clarity:&nbsp; &nbsp; +10Vibrance&quot; +10&nbsp;Lens CorrectionEnable Profile CorrectionCamera CalibrationProfile:&nbsp; Camera Standard&nbsp; (Default is Adobe Standard)I set this up as a Import Preset so that when I import my photos these corrections automatically are applied. This give me a head start on my post processing. What I have found since I have been doing this is that many times I really do not need to do anything else.&nbsp; Depending on your camera and style there may be other things you need to do on every photo.&nbsp; All this does not mean this is where you should leave a particular photo but it is a good starting point.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Don Kuykendall_RIP, post: 515396, member: 6277"] There are certain things that you need to do on every single photo. A local friend of mine who is a pro gave me his formula for import. Sharpening: Amount: 75 Radius: .09 Detail: 40 Masking: 40 Clarity: +10 Vibrance" +10 Lens Correction Enable Profile Correction Camera Calibration Profile: Camera Standard (Default is Adobe Standard) I set this up as a Import Preset so that when I import my photos these corrections automatically are applied. This give me a head start on my post processing. What I have found since I have been doing this is that many times I really do not need to do anything else. Depending on your camera and style there may be other things you need to do on every photo. All this does not mean this is where you should leave a particular photo but it is a good starting point. [/QUOTE]

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