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@Kristina Dummermuth Welcome, would love to see some of your work

@Laurel Stacy I use Lightroom and scan the images after import and tag the ones I like with a 1 I then look at each photo with a 1 in zoomed in view to see if they are sharp where they need to be and then add a 2 for the ones thats sharp. I roughly shoot 150 photos per hour so a 2 hour shoot has close to 300 photos and I then using this process pick roughly 50 of the sharp ones and mark them with 3 of which then select 20 of and do final edits in Lightroom and Photoshop where needed. When editing I also use an editing keyboard so that I can do my editing with keystrokes and not try and move exposure etc with the mouse I use a dial and works amazingly well and is very able to make minute adjustments very accurately. if you want to improve your editing speed you have to use one of these kinds of keyboards https://loupedeck.com/products/loupedeck-plus/

@Laurel Stacy let me start like this, I dont have a studio and mostly shoot outdoors and hated the fact that when its a nice sunny day out that the shadows under the nose and eyes look horrible. Someone introduced me to the AD200 to solve this issue and I have used them since to get rid of these shadows. The colour temperature can be set on these lights so that it blends very well with sunlight and was therefore a perfect combination.