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Opinion: True Master Photographers Shoot for the JPEG, Not the RAW

Opinion: True Master Photographers Shoot for the JPEG, Not the RAW

Posted on April 23, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

I’m of the steadfast belief that a good photographer is in control of their camera and does at least 80% of the work in-camera.

This piece is obviously going to annoy a ton of people. Quite honestly, I’m not apologizing for it. I think that there are great photo editors. I believe that some people that we label photographers are some of the best Photoshop artists of our time. But, I genuinely don’t think that they’re photographers. Adobe believes that you’re a photographer if you use Adobe Lightroom and Lightroom Camera.
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