To a lesser extent, even traditional DSLRs are in this era now. I mean, when I take a photo, I look at my histogram to make sure I&#x27;m not losing any data. Even if I don&#x27;t like how the image looks when I take it, I know I can always adjust it in Lightroom; even more so if I take it in RAW.<p>I&#x27;ve heard some camera manufactures are trying to design sensors were you can lock either the shutter speed or aperture, and the sensor captures the other side (100 different apertures or 100 different shutter speed), allowing you to look through them in post and chose the setting you want.<p>In any case, the photo you take is never what you really see. You adjust your aperture, iso, speed and other settings to create the image you want. In every case, you&#x27;re always creating a new work.