I recently saw a post in another subreddit titled “Straight out of the camera” that was highly upvoted. I think it stems from an increasing distrust and dislike of photoshop and post processing.But I find this highly nonsensical. Would consumers expect a someone making a wedding cake to present the cake “Straight out of the oven?” Of course not! They’d expect to see the finished product—with the icing, sprinkles, finishing touches, etc.Further, the notion of “straight out of the camera” is even more nonsensical for any sort of professional camera. Change the ISO, aperture, white balance, and shutter speed and you can have two absolutely unrecognized images. But both are “straight out of the camera.”Not much that can be done about this I suppose. But I think explaining it in a non confrontational manner using the baker analogy above might help the layman. via /r/photography https://ift.tt/2SOmZAm
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