Lupine wrote:
Ansel Adams was reknown for his skills not only in composing his photographs, but also how he processed them in his darkroom (aka, post-processing). He used all of the tools he had available to make his photographs the best they could possibly be. I have no doubt that he would have used software tools as well, if they have been available to him.
IOW, if PP was good enough for Ansel Adams it's good enough for me. ;)
there are good things about both processes....nothing like seeing an image appear in the developer...but you got one shot out of 36....now you can take a pic and make it anything you want...