Having an efficient digital workflow is something that most professional photographers aspire to. Why? Well at the end of the day, getting images processed and delivered quickly to clients is a key element in my business plan and over the years has retained some important clients. And from my point of view, it means less time in front of the computer and more time being creative, out and about, planning the next shoot.
I aim for a consistent approach in dealing with business photography and what happens to the files after a photoshoot.
Shooting in RAW
The RAW file is often described as a ‘digital negative’ and is the ultimate way to shoot business photography. It gives maximum flexibility to make adjustments to the colour temperature and exposure of an image – ensuring clients get the perfect image.
Copying the images on to the computer
Yep – fairly obvious – but ensuring I have a speedy connection and up to date software makes this easy. The cards go in to the reader and the files appear in my photo management software. Boom!
Read more about my workflow on my business photographers website via the jump
