BobbyT Loc: Southern California

yes
Photo Elements

JaiGieEse Loc: Foxworth, MS

Yes.
LR5

jeep_daddy Loc: Prescott AZ

Yes
LR5 and Photoshop CC

gmw12 Loc: Indianapolis & Windsor/UK & Montreux/Switzerl

Yes

DxO Optics Pro 9

Uuglypher Loc: South Dakota (East River)

Yes.

ACR and CSCC

gessman Loc: Colorado

What was that you just said to me a few posts up above here? "Who knows, who cares, let him have fun with it."

Have you ever heard of the word "touche'?"

TBK Loc: Stanwood, WA

Yes and
Aperture 3.5 and Photoshop Elements 12

mechengvic Loc: SoCalo

Yes,
Photoshop CS6

MtnMan Loc: ID

Wasn't me.

mechengvic Loc: SoCalo

I submitted my vote but I really like your idea and would participate if you started it. It really is all about the image.

diensthunds

The first part of the question, "1) Do you perform any post-camera processing of your digital photos: yes or no?" if you answer yes then you can go onto number two, if you answered no then you cant.
You can't just start answering number 2 if you haven't answered number 1 so the question is not only valid as posed but it's pretty simple and straight forward.

Also not all people do post processing work on their photographs and have very nice results, it's call SOOC or straight out of camera, meaning they take the file and display it as is, no post processing done. So there would be no "Photographic Process" implying post production work.

gessman Loc: Colorado

Sho' nuff. S'cuse me. LOL. I think the similarity in the avatars caught me glancing and not looking. I'll have to be more observant next time. I do know the difference. :thumbup:

mechengvic Loc: SoCalo

Hmmm, curious. 8-)

Raleigh Loc: Reside in Olympia WA

Yes.
Lightroom 5, Topaz and onONe

JLSims Loc: Madison, AL

Yes, I use Capture One Express 7 and final touch-up with Photoshop CS3. I am disappointed with the management options in Capture One Express 7. Version 7 has eliminated the root directory that was located in the panel to the left of the image display. Capture One Express 7 automatically builds image "Albums" containing all the images on your computer. I have all my images placed in folders that are named with the Date and Place - that works for me. I very much do not want to change my procedure. I asked Phase One to refund my payment for the Capture One Express 7 download and I would gladly buy and download Capture One Pro 7. Phase One refused to agree to my request. The "Pro" version has many more features - many that are designed for their Phase One cameras. I have a Canon 7D and cannot use the Phase One camera features. It does have lens distortion correction for my lenses, but the Pro's main feature that attracts me is the root directory on the left side of the screen, instead of the time consuming and confusing album build.

Capture One's solution for me was to reactivate my previous version of Capture One Express 6. Capture One is a great RAW file converter and I haven't seen anything on the market that comes close to the performance that Capture One offers.

My experience with this company, however, has been very hard line and difficult for me to deal with.