6 Photographic Workflow
Demystifying the photographic process
A few short years ago life seemed so simple – photographically speaking that is. We captured our images on film. The film was then processed and we either projected the results onto a screen or created prints to adorn our walls. The photographic workflow – called the photographic process back then – was familiar and for most of us it seemed uncomplicated. But times change and the image-making world has been turned upside down with the introduction of digital photography. Now when we talk about the photographic workflow we have more choices at more points in the process than ever before. This section of the book summarizes the various ways that you can:
• capture,
• process,
• edit ...
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