With film there was no escape, the photographer was like a sniper, a stroke center, or wasting the film at his disposal. Today the photographers are gunners, shooting hundreds of shots as the memory cards are nice and roomy in the crowd something good always jumps out. Apart from the perverse logic of consumerism that is the basis of this reasoning is a fact that today the photographers are no longer such, today we have "Clickomania", people who repeatedly pressed the shutter button and then throw the PC to improve everything.
not get me wrong, the computer certainly has the opportunity to make even more beautiful a good photo but it sure can not make something beautiful indecent for example the frame.
I think the photo should be treated as a darkroom, you can make changes on contrasts, on saturation, but little more. But today there are many programs for editing photos, from free ones to those very expensive and powerful, but we need?
I PhotoShop, Photo by definition the program but do not ever open, why?
Simply because the thousands of transactions I can perform more work by graphic photographs.
but I use the elementary complete software package that is part of Windows Live can be downloaded from here: http://explore.live.com/windows-live-essentials?os=other does it offer? Everything you need for a photographer today and for free, something that never hurts. This program allows you to go to act on the lights, the shadows, crop and straighten a photo in addition to many other features but not in use. For Apple users but there is iPhoto, a program similar to that offered by Microsoft and that in itself is enough to make corrections ethically right of the photo.
One thing must be said, if you spend more time to rework your shots than they used to do it ... then you need to revise the way you work because you are weak-side photo.
Let me explain.
If you pay attention during shooting in ' the best frame the subject, if the exposure and be careful if you have the mastery of your camera you can take your memory card and send to print the photos without going through the PC.
I have gained experience with the expensive film at that time and I guarantee you that the fact of finding themselves after a bad photo shoot was a great motivator for improvement. Today I suggest you do the same thing to those who want to learn how to photograph, take your camera, put into a small memory, which contains 100 pictures, then sent out to photograph and print photos without regard to the PC.
I think is the best way to learn to shoot by snipers and not by machine-gun.
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