Photographers, how many emails do you get daily with the subject line ……
“Interested in outsourcing your wedding photography editing?”
“Professional wedding photo editing services from $0.20 per image”
“Wedding photo editing specialists for hire, and outsource your project”
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Tip from a pro photographer who does his own post production photo editing
- Learn to do the post processing yourself, only then you’ll know what can be achieved with the Raw images
- One way you can develop as a top photographer is with your wedding photo editing style
- Wedding photography is about giving consistent high quality images and albums to your clients
- You took the photos, only you know what you wanted to convey and how it should look like in print
I spend lots of time and care on getting the best out of each image during the editing process, this is by far the most consuming time of wedding photography business
So why do i do it? Consistent Quality
What is Digital Photography Workflow?
A digital photography workflow is a method of dealing with digital photos from start to finish, from capture to delivery. It’s a set sequence of interconnected steps devised by photographers to help them simplify and standardise their work. Here are mine:
My wedding photo editing workflow makes every picture look its best
- White Balance
- Temperature correction
- Clarity
- Saturation
- Straightening
- Vibrance
- Exposure
- Highlights
- Shadows
- Contrast
- Sharpening
To achieve professional results, the images will undergo some of the above post processing corrections. Not all images will need correcting. So do, some don’t.
The best tip for would be wedding photographers
Try to shoot correctly in camera, to help reduce the post editing time. We are not talking about making enhancements like air brushing or removing unwanted background objects. Even if you out source your post production, it will save you money.
Photography is a massive creative process. All the way from using the composition and taking a picture, to getting back in the of the computer editing your photos. Get the basics right in camera first.