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You really don't do a lot of serious photography, obviously. Ever hear of Ansel Adams? He was the master of darkroom techniques, i.e., post-processing. The idea that perfection can be achieved in everyshot through a single click of a shutter is nonsense. ALL PROS use post-processing, often along with exposure bracketing in field, because they understand the limitations of the camera compared to the human eye.
Your post made me laugh. Literally. I don't even mean that to be offensive. It was just your tone.
We're not all Ansel Adams. It's best to get the shot as close to perfect as possible on the scene to make it easier in post. This is even more so important when recording video and yes, it applies to photography unless of course you want to spend way more time than necessary in lightroom or whatever.