s/o from printing large order. Do You Edit?

I edit every picture. Some might need a lot of work if I used my cheapy purse camera. With some I can get two done in less than a minute if they already look good but just need to be sharpened, cropped, or brightened. Still, it's a chore for me me because I do about 100 at a time. My computer has slowed down adding to the time it takes to edit. It's the part of scrapping that I really, really, really don't like.

Editing is also the time when I form a mental picture of the layout if it's a multi photo layout. Will I use full size 4x6 or crop to squares and make a grid or will I use some full size and some smaller? That also adds to the time.

I hardly ever break out my good camera anymore. My phone is too convienant. I do whatever limited editing I can on my phone when I take the pic. I live with what I end up with.

I edit almost every picture I take, even if it's just a tiny bit. Almost everything needs to be brightened -- although now that I've finally started using manual mode, that's not as much of a problem as it used to be.

I also convert every photo that I can to black and white. I can't help it. I love b/w pictures so much.

I'm far too lazy so will only edit a photo if it is really bad and I want to include it in my album. Otherwise I just live with the imperfections.

No I really don't outside of what Shutterfly can do (and that's limited). Remember the old days of film and you just dropped it off to be developed and hoped for the best? Well my DSLR and iPhone 6 take much better photos and I can actually "see" if I got a good shot lol. I am such a lazy scrapbooker these days that if I had to worry about fancy editing for all my pictures I'd seriously never get anything in an album.

I edit every picture, even if it is just cropping/resizing. At least I don't have to worry about red eye anymore. I think the most I've sent for developing in one shot was 150.

I edit every picture - crop, brightness, curves, sharpness.
I also edit a lot of my pics into 3x4's (2 per 4x6 print) and that takes time but saves me a lot of money (and makes page designs more fun!)

I was WAY behind on my photos...backing up to Aug 2014...because of a computer harddrive failure. I am now caught up to Spring Break.
I had a batch of 500 photos to print last week!

I'm finding that my iphone has ADDED to my photo burden. Now, I have to e-mail the pics to myself, edit and print them too!!!
But I capture far more "real life" stuff just by always having a camera with me.

I only crop photos if needed other than that I don't edit. Maybe I should do more editing but I don't have the patience.

Sometimes I think Oh I should edit these photos but then I don't and just place the order. I figure at least I'm still printing them. Most people I know just take photos with their phone and never get them printed.

I use Windows Explorer to transfer my iPhone photos to my computer. I didn't even know there was a devices option!

You can Dropbox or Airdrop iphone photos to yourself, and it will probably be much easier than going in and emailing the pics. I use Dropbox to get all my iPhone photos on my computer.

I edit some, but not every picture, because they all don't need it. I usually order 300-600 pictures at a time.

I live at Sam's on ordering day. They have five machines so I don't feel badly. I made memory books for my kids at school and had 25 pictures in each book for all 24 kids. I did not edit those much.

I don't have photo editing software and am afraid to get it because I am behind enough as it is w/developing my pictures!  Deleting the crappy ones and removing red eye is enough work for me.

So my answer is no, not really.