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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 585365" data-attributes="member: 13090">When it comes time to cull a shoot I use Adobe Bridge in Review mode. Shots are either tagged as 5-Star, 1-Star or Reject. Rejected photos are deleted. 5-Star photos are the ones that really jump out at me and that I can tell I definitely want to process. 1-Star shots are ones that don't necessarily jump out at me, but are still solid shots, technically and aesthetically; ones I think would be worth investing the time required to post-process. And that, really, is the deciding factor. Do I think the final output is going to be worth the time it will take in post-processing to get there? If I decide it's not, the shot gets deleted. I don't &quot;do&quot; 2, 3 or 4-Star ratings because it simply takes too long waffling about just how mediocre a shot is. A shot is either worth my time (to process), or it's not. And I value my time pretty highly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 585365, member: 13090"] When it comes time to cull a shoot I use Adobe Bridge in Review mode. Shots are either tagged as 5-Star, 1-Star or Reject. Rejected photos are deleted. 5-Star photos are the ones that really jump out at me and that I can tell I definitely want to process. 1-Star shots are ones that don't necessarily jump out at me, but are still solid shots, technically and aesthetically; ones I think would be worth investing the time required to post-process. And that, really, is the deciding factor.[I] [B]Do I think the final output is going to be worth the time it will take in post-processing to get there?[/B][/I] If I decide it's not, the shot gets deleted. I don't "do" 2, 3 or 4-Star ratings because it simply takes too long waffling about just how mediocre a shot is. A shot is either worth my time (to process), or it's not. And I value my time pretty highly. [/QUOTE]

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