On Oct 27, 2008, at 5:36 PM, Peter Loveday wrote:
I have to force myself to do that every so often. I know I really
*should* take time and care when shooting -- when I do so I find
that I
spend much less time in Lightroom and (especially) Photoshop.
I hope the M8 will help me with this. The most automation it has is
aperture
priority.
I'm not sure its the camera automation that causes this; at least
not for me.
I think the combination of being able to burn through shots with no
real cost ("why take one good shot when you can take 10 mediocre
ones in the same time"), and also the assumption that one can fix it
"easily" in post if needed are more to blame.
I shoot pretty much the same way, and with the same or more amount of
time spent, as I did with film. With the digital camera, I can check
for whether I got the focus right and analyze the exposure with the
histogram using the review or Live View functions, which means I'll
tend to spend even more time per frame.
I make about the same number of mistakes too, darn it. ;-)
Godfrey
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