Do all the films from SLR cameras need PS?

Hello, the photographer will answer your questions.

First of all, this problem cannot be generalized. Today's photography is different from traditional photography. I suggest using more or less PS to make the film more brilliant.

The original intention of SLR camera is to truly restore the photographed object, so the better the SLR system, the more complete the details, colors and shapes of the scene can be restored, that is, high resolution, colorless bias and no distortion.

And our daily life is basically about artistic photography such as landscapes and portraits. What we want is artistic effect, not the essence of fact. PS technology is only to improve the artistry of the film. With high-quality original films, we can go further and more easily in expanding the artistry of films. Therefore, the necessary PS is still essential. At least you need simple PS such as color matching and cutting. If you have more ideas, you can of course realize them through PS. But in the final analysis, PS is the product of the electronic age. Too much PS may greatly reduce the realism of the film. Therefore, how to use PS properly is a long-term study and practice for an excellent photographer and photographer. Basic exposure and composition are the essence of photography.

It is suggested that you use PS technology more in portrait and landscape photography, and use it moderately in documentary and humanities. On the premise of ensuring your original intention of photography, it is the correct use of PS to show what you want to show. Try to combine the two aspects and find the right degree, which is the post-photography technology you want to learn for a long time. . .

I wish you continuous progress in photography. . .