mwsilvers wrote:
That is correct. Like any other tool, one has to learn when and how to get the best results with post-processing software. Many people overdo it and create something. far worse than the original. In my experience most of them those are neither good photographers nor skilled in post-processing.
However, many of us understand exposure, composition, color, light and shadow, texture, line, and shape within the photographic context and are skilled using good quality post processing software. When used appropriately post processing can take an image from very good to spectacular.
That is correct. Like any other tool, one has to l... (
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Which is exactly what the OP understood.