The Best Wildlife Photography Camera Settings in 2024
The best ISO setting for wildlife photography is generally mid-range, between 400-800. In most situations this will give you flexibility to ...
Adobe Lightroom
So what do you do with your images once you’ve shot them? There’s not really any reason to edit JPEG files other than basic tweaks, like straightening and cropping. But, as we mentioned above, RAW files need processing, or developing. There’s a range of editing softwares available online, from free to subscription-based, that will allow you to edit your images. We like to use <anchor>Adobe Lightroom</anchor>. It’s intuitive and easy to use, with a wide range of tools and works well for organising and processing photos. And the basic mobile version is free! Serious photographers should consider Adobe Photoshop, which allows for more image manipulation, creation, and enhancement.