The "Fresh Eyes" Method: How to Save Your Photos from Over-Processing Using Virtual Copies
Knowing exactly when to stop editing is a skill that separates hobbyists from professionals. It is incredibly easy to lose perspective after staring at a screen for hours, leading to over-processed images that lose their natural impact.
This video explores a simple, transformative workflow to help identify that perfect moment when a photo is truly finished.
The most effective tool in any editing suite isn't a slider—it's time. By utilizing virtual copies and the "24-hour rule," photographers can combat visual fatigue and make objective decisions about contrast, white balance, and saturation.
Mark Denney breaks down the iterative process of revisiting work with fresh eyes to ensure every adjustment serves the final vision.
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