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<blockquote data-quote="Fred Kingston" data-source="post: 749744" data-attributes="member: 10742"><p>Most of the non-open source world's photo editing software has things like "presets" that perform specific editing functions that give a predefined "look" to an image with a single mouse click... From there the user can choose to accept that look or further refine/edit the image... They develop what's referred to as a "work flow" to their editing process... A lot of the editing process is dependent on several factors that are variations of the photographer's style and what they're expected end result is... Some have a goal of one or two images that might be culled from a dozen or more images... Wedding photographers shoot hundreds and process down to dozens... Some shoot thousands of birds in flight on full auto, and process down to a couple... Some process to print large framed images, and others never print an image... All of these various factors demand different "work flows" and how much time one spends...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fred Kingston, post: 749744, member: 10742"] Most of the non-open source world's photo editing software has things like "presets" that perform specific editing functions that give a predefined "look" to an image with a single mouse click... From there the user can choose to accept that look or further refine/edit the image... They develop what's referred to as a "work flow" to their editing process... A lot of the editing process is dependent on several factors that are variations of the photographer's style and what they're expected end result is... Some have a goal of one or two images that might be culled from a dozen or more images... Wedding photographers shoot hundreds and process down to dozens... Some shoot thousands of birds in flight on full auto, and process down to a couple... Some process to print large framed images, and others never print an image... All of these various factors demand different "work flows" and how much time one spends... [/QUOTE]
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