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There is a lot to post-processing, from making backups, file/library management, tagging, then the editing of images (non-destructive raw, then possibly Photoshop or applying plugin filters and actions), then output sharpening. There is also colour management and a number of other topics. So it's a big question, which has probably been covered in other topics. I'd suggest (if you haven't already), you read up on all the existing answers and then perhaps ask more targeted questions.

As a novice, you could start with these two:

There are many discussions of workflow, order of steps, rough rules of thumb, like these:

For landscape photography in particular, some techniques come to mind for a start:

There is a lot to post-processing, from making backups, file/library management, tagging, then the editing of images (non-destructive raw, then possibly Photoshop or applying plugin filters and actions), then output sharpening. There is also colour management and a number of other topics. So it's a big question, which has probably been covered in other topics. I'd suggest (if you haven't already), you read up on all the existing answers and then perhaps ask more targeted questions.

As a novice, you could start with these two:

There are many discussions of workflow, order of steps, rough rules of thumb, like these:

For landscape photography in particular, some techniques come to mind for a start:

There is a lot to post-processing, from making backups, file/library management, tagging, then the editing of images (non-destructive raw, then possibly Photoshop or applying plugin filters and actions), then output sharpening. There is also colour management and a number of other topics. So it's a big question, which has probably been covered in other topics. I'd suggest (if you haven't already), you read up on all the existing answers and then perhaps ask more targeted questions.

As a novice, you could start with these two:

There are many discussions of workflow, order of steps, rough rules of thumb, like these:

For landscape photography in particular, some techniques come to mind for a start:

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There is a lot to post-processing, from making backups, file/library management, tagging, then the editing of images (non-destructive raw, then possibly Photoshop or applying plugin filters and actions), then output sharpening. There is also colour management and a number of other topics. So it's a big question, which has probably been covered in other topics. I'd suggest (if you haven't already), you read up on all the existing answers and then perhaps ask more targeted questions.

As a novice, you could start with these two:

There are many discussions of workflow, order of steps, rough rules of thumb, like these:

For landscape photography in particular, some techniques come to mind for a start: