Digital photography is so adaptable and flexible that many photographers start thinking they do not have to
worry so much when taking pictures because they can “fix it in Photoshop.” That idea can get you into trouble.
Underexposure can cause problems with color in dark areas, as well as dramatically increased noise, no
matter what camera you use. Overexposure can change highlights to detail-less white that can never
be recovered. The wrong shutter speed will cause sharpness problems from camera movement during
exposure to blurred subjects. An incorrect white balance can create colorcast problems.
You do not have to be a pro to shoot your images correctly from the start. Simply know your camera and
be sure to make wise decisions for how you use it. This requires a little discipline and knowledge of photographic craft, which this book is designed to help you with. Although image-processing software provides you with tremendous image-adjustment power, you can always do more with well-crafted photos than you can with marginally acceptable ones. You spend less time working on an image in the computer if you have an excellent image to begin with.
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