In today’s episode, Eddie and I will be talking about what happens after the photographs have been created, and optimizing the digital workflow, with some ideas on how photographers can simplify life at the computer to free up more time for photography.
About Our Guest: Eddie Tapp
A gifted photographer and artist, Eddie Tapp has become a tireless educator for professional photographers and a prominent figure in the world of digital imaging.
His digital imaging seminars have been hosted around the world, and he’s a regular consultant to businesses large and small.
Today, he’s recognized as one of the top experts on digital photography and Photoshop in the world.
With a reputation as an authority on workflow, color management, and Photoshop, he is associated with some of the world’s most prominent photographic manufacturers and distributors.
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Episode Summary
Here are some of the great topics Eddie and I talked about during our chat in this episode:
- How to become a better editor of your own work…
- Is there such a thing as a standardized digital workflow and how can it help you?
- Thoughts on Photoshop actions, Adobe Lightroom presets and digital filters – and how they can help set you apart from the competition…
- Choosing the right post-processing tools and effects for the job…
- The top 3 tips to help photographers spend less time chained to their computers…
- And a lot more…
