Non-editing photography

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In the vibrant world of photography, the debate on editing remains ever-present. Many, like myself, find joy in the act of capturing moments rather than perfecting them through laborious editing. I often lean on my Nikon D610 for serious projects, yet my D200 holds a special place in my heart, perhaps due to its unique CCD magic. I’d love to hear your thoughts on editing—do you embrace it or prefer the raw authenticity of your captures? Let's share insights and tips on honing our craft!

Hi,

Are there any other people out there who are either too lazy or feel it’s too much hassle to edit or touch up your pictures or does this just come to you over time?

I am on and off photography and I played around with editing for a bit but severely dislike it, so right now my process is pretty much only using the jpegs (fine) and saving the raws for … god knows what.

I feel like I am happier spending the time actually taking pictures and improving this skill set instead of trying to salvage whatever mistreatment I put my sensor through this time.

How do you feel about editing in general and if you do the same do you have any tips?

I am using a Nikon D610 for “serious” stuff like concerts, astro and portraits and my beloved D200 for basically anything and everything I don’t know what makes me love the pictures so much, maybe sentiment or maybe the CCD magic is real 🤷🏼‍♀️

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

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