In this conversation, Edward Antonelli shares his extensive experience in backend post-production, discussing his career journey from digital processing to retouching and managing high-volume workflows. He emphasizes the importance of best practices for photographers to ensure a smooth post-production process, including shooting in RAW, understanding color spaces, and the significance of tethering. The discussion also touches on the challenges of managing large-scale projects and the evolving landscape of digital photography and retouching.TakeawaysEveryone needs to know a little bit about backend post-production.Digital processing roles have evolved significantly over the years.Managing high-volume post-production requires strong organizational skills.Understanding color spaces is crucial for effective post-production.Shooting in RAW is essential for any post-production work.Tethering can greatly enhance the shooting process and final results.Flat files provide more flexibility in post-production adjustments.Good retouchers can automate processes to save time and maintain quality.Communication between photographers and retouchers is key to successful projects.The landscape of digital photography is constantly evolving, requiring adaptability.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Backend Post-Production04:34 Career Journey: From Digital Processing to Retouching10:50 Managing High-Volume Post-Production14:05 Transitioning to Tech Projects and Content Production18:03 Best Practices for Photographers in Post-Production

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