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I'm working on a bonus set for Feb, featuring Amy Wilder, and was wondering your thoughts on post processingGot 2 examples of images for ya to take a look at.  Do you prefer more or less post processing of colors etc

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Louie

Less imo

OKJefe

Less

JH

Amy is still one of my all time favorites. Love her.

EK

In between but towards less.

Ryan Nash

I’m assuming the darker one is less? If so, then less.

A.

Less

Logan

Post processing makes her look horrible honestly lol

Glitchycowz

Less always, we like the high resolution natural beauty

Tom Wells

For sure I prefer the first image, I’m assuming it’s less. She’s stunning too

Benjamin Key

I generally prefer less and do in this case too. I like more natural editing for the most part which seems to fit your style, especially when you’re shooting outdoors better. I could see some themes where the extra processing would add a little grit or edge that might add another dimension though.

Seth Yeadon

2nd picture, but less processing...=🔥

Andy

Less seems more natural.

Legosadist

I photographed alot about 5-10 years ago and I learned quickly that postprocessing female skin must be kept to a visual minimum. The 2nd looks like you gone hard with the Clarity slider. That works very well with male models or objects/backgrounds if you want that gritty/punchy look. But in my opinion its way too gritty in this case. I really love your previous studio work with the lighting and editing. However with all this said, always experiment, evolve and do what you love.

Schwarz

The second picture overemphasizes skin irregularies as dark spots, I don't find that flattering at all. So #1 looks much better to me.

WB Kasper

Less seems more :D

AirborneCore

I worked as a photo editor/graphic designer for a swimsuit company for a few years. People prefer minimal editing when it comes to models.

John D

Less, definitely. Hell, I'd rather a .raw file xD

Misfit

More definitely. Well, both. Each photo has a completely different vibe or feel to it.

Ron K

I like the less processing. It is a much more natural look.

Steven

Split the difference. To choose, tho, less.

Jason M

I vote for less

Trev

Just a tad bit less.