Everyone has their own post-procedures. Me? I shoot basketball mostly, in RAW, dump into a directory on my SSD, then open DxO Photolab and cull. After that, I do a second cull, and proceed with batch adjustments such as white balance, noise reduction, slight color boost and a bit of dynamic range balancing. (The modules in Photolab do sharpening, pin cushion and barrel distortion and vignette correction) Then, batch output as a 16-bit TIFF in Prophoto, reload into Photoshop, and then run an action converting everything into JPG. Then, load into PhotoMechanic for IPTC functions. (I populate the fields that can be written prior to the game, with player info as my last entry.) During the game, I chimp-and-delete continuously, increasing my keeper rate somewhat. Admittedly, I am usually the last guy out of the media room, but my quality is superb. Never had any of my clients complain about late uploads.