Have you ever been on vacation and taken loads of photos, then suffer a case of total overwhelm to sort and edit them? Been there, done that. But help is available. You can now sort and edit all your vacation photos in a snap.
Culling with AfterShoot
First, use AfterShoot to cull your images. While AfterShoot was designed for portrait and wedding photographers, it can be used for other genres of photography too — travel, landscape and even food photography.
The powerful AI automatically filters out the best photos while you sit back and relax. It’s lightning-quick and easy to use, while still giving you complete control.
Using AfterShoot
Simply select your folder of images and import them into AfterShoot, then run through the various culling feature selections. Set how strict or lenient you wish to be for duplicates and blurred photos. Don’t worry — you can re-cull with stricter selections if you wish.
Even though this is super fast, it still gives you back some ‘me time,’ grab a cup of coffee, go for a walk. You will receive an email when AfterShoot has finished.
Time to edit
The next step is editing them all. Once you have selected and rated your images in AfterShoot, you can then save them to a folder or even import them into Lightroom. From there, why not check out Radiant Photo? I’ll cover that in part two.
Meanwhile, why not check out these articles for more tips and tricks on using Aftershoot?
- How to rate your unrated photos with AfterShoot
- Breezing through portrait photography workflow with AfterShoot
- Using AfterShoot for a timesaving multi-genre workflow
- Why you should try AfterShoot
Speed up your photo culling and get back to creating with AfterShoot!
Improve and speed up your workflow with AI-based culling. Have AfterShoot find your best images, along with duplicates and photos that are blurry or have subjects with closed eyes. Check out what AfterShoot can offer you today!
