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<blockquote data-quote="RockyNH_RIP" data-source="post: 231580" data-attributes="member: 10784">Honestly, if you have the exposures really correct, there should be little you &quot;have&quot; to do in post, but pretty much always some to bring out the best image.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you want to do nothing, you may want to consider JPEG as you can adjust the settings in camera for JPEG shots.&nbsp; Alot depends on what you want to do with the pictures.&nbsp;&nbsp; I shoot raw and have to (or want to) make some adjustments to most of my pictures...&nbsp;&nbsp; some is a simple &quot;auto adjust&quot; in LR.You may want to consider going under the &quot;Photo Evaluation&quot; section and Feedback...&nbsp; Post up an un-edited and an edited version of the same picture and some of the folks here can probably give you some ideas...If you are not in focus&nbsp; (&quot;maybe some are due to exposure issues but they're never sharp&quot;), that could be the mode and/or how you are focusing or your shutter speed..&nbsp; The Exif data for the sample pic will help people give you the best ideas...I assume you meant &quot;sensor&quot; and not mirror regarding cleaning??&nbsp; &nbsp; If you meant mirror, the built in clean function is for the sensor...&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; How are you cleaning it..&nbsp;&nbsp; Feedback area may be the best place to take this .... with samples and EXIF...Pat in NH</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RockyNH_RIP, post: 231580, member: 10784"] Honestly, if you have the exposures really correct, there should be little you "have" to do in post, but pretty much always some to bring out the best image. If you want to do nothing, you may want to consider JPEG as you can adjust the settings in camera for JPEG shots. Alot depends on what you want to do with the pictures. I shoot raw and have to (or want to) make some adjustments to most of my pictures... some is a simple "auto adjust" in LR. You may want to consider going under the "Photo Evaluation" section and Feedback... Post up an un-edited and an edited version of the same picture and some of the folks here can probably give you some ideas... If you are not in focus ("maybe some are due to exposure issues but they're never sharp"), that could be the mode and/or how you are focusing or your shutter speed.. The Exif data for the sample pic will help people give you the best ideas... I assume you meant "sensor" and not mirror regarding cleaning?? If you meant mirror, the built in clean function is for the sensor... How are you cleaning it.. Feedback area may be the best place to take this .... with samples and EXIF... Pat in NH [/QUOTE]

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