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Ekta, That’s a great way to think of it and I think I will steal that idea whenever I am shooting something I absolutely cannot miss. No offense meant by the “safe route” comment. Blown shots are part of everyone’s photographic life and in fact, my past is littered with mounds of discarded film and photo paper- no delete button at that time. Thanks for the feedback and suggestions.

Thanks for the input Jerry.

Ekta, You have some valid points and I do in fact “think transparency” when I am shooting. Step 1 IS getting it a right as possible in the camera and Step 2 is the “darkroom” if you will, to fine tune the image as I would do back in my film days. I suppose I could take the safe route as you do and do jpeg +RAW but, when shooting jpegs, as in the film days, if you blew the shot, you blew the shot and there was no RAW to fall back on. Thanks for your thoughts and recommendations.

I am using Photos currently on my MacBook but wanted something more robust for editing and want to keep my iPhone photos separate from any “real”camera work (no flames from the audience please, just wanting to distinguish) . I also have an iPad so, I guess that’s a possibility for using Snapseed. I’ll take a look. Thanks to both of you.

I am using Photos currently on my MacBook but wanted something more robust for editing and want to keep my iPhone photos separate from any “real”camera work (no flames from the audience please, just wanting to distinguish) . I also have an iPad so, I guess that’s a possibility for using Snapseed. I’ll take a look. Thanks to both of you.

Graybeard, Apple system and yes file management as well as editing. Thanks for responding

Hello everyone, I shoot strictly jpeg film sims w/my XT3 and wanted some feedback for members on what program they are using for editing the same. Not interested in RAW shooting or processing as I am an old school 35MM film guy and the Fuji film sims fit right in my wheelhouse. LR and C1 appear to be focused on RAW shooting so I’m not sure what would be best for my needs. Thanks to all for your responses, Craig