I used to do lots of postwork on my images but these days I seem to be doing less and less so I'm either getting a better photographer just getting more lazy, lol.

I always shoot in RAW, unless I'm just taking 'snapshots' then it's jpeg, so my typical workflow is...

Import RAW files into Bibble
Tweak exposure, colour balance etc.
Remove any noise and sharpen.
Save as jpeg
If I think it needs anything else eg. cloning out of anything unsightly it goes into Photoshop for that.

But on the whole I try to keep postwork to a minimum.

• Andy

www.natural-photo.co.uk

"Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships.  ~Ansel Adams"