Photographers, you might want to listen up! In an era where our photo libraries resemble a chaotic black hole, photo managers have emerged as the superheroes we didn’t know we needed. We’re bursting at the seams with photos, and it’s getting harder and harder to deny our photo-hoarding tendencies. Here’s
Not everyone who owns a camera is a serious hobbyist or professional. For those who just want to take photos and share, print and save them for the future, here are some things you can do to help keep your photo collection a bit more organized. Duplicates, bad images and
Sort your images and make your selections faster with dedicated functions developed specifically for culling with the brand-new Capture One 23. View, rate, tag, and browse with zero delays and get an easy overview of similar images for a faster selection. The new functionality is available both from the Importer
It’s very easy to be overwhelmed as a photographer, especially when traveling. And yes, also with the aftermath of travels when you have to go through all of your images. Here are a few tips to help you not be so overwhelmed. Slow down Stop. Breathe. First and foremost, just
Earlier today, Imagen announced an upcoming AI culling solution to help make photographers’ lives easier. While Imagen currently helps photographers intelligently edit their photos, through custom or talent-based profiles from other creators, Imagen will soon let photographers cull and sort through their images. “We want to empower photographers to focus
Why should you try AfterShoot? For starters, it’s free to run it through its paces. There are even parts of it that stay free if you like. When you want to activate the more robust features you can do it at your leisure. Why AfterShoot? Artificial Intelligence, AKA AI, is
Until a few months ago, I had never used a culling program before. Then I heard about AfterShoot. I ran the trial software for a while and instantly fell in love with it. Now I have the Professional version and I doubt I will ever look back. It truly is
AfterShoot is a clever program that puts all its efforts into doing one thing well: Culling photos. With an AI engine that analyses photos to identify the best photos from a batch, it has the potential to save photographers hours of time. In this AfterShoot review, I’ll be putting that
As a wedding and event photographer, I have a workflow that I have stuck with for years. Once the event is over, I download two copies of my images using Lightroom Classic. A backup program starts immediately making a third copy in the cloud. Nothing is left to chance. Admittedly,
Portrait photographers are certainly among the busiest in the photography industry. Apart from covering major editorial or fashion photography projects, they are also often called to do prenuptial sessions, family sessions and other portrait styles. As such, the uninitiated can only imagine the meticulous planning and organization required for their
AfterShoot is designed to save you time by automating your pre-processing workflow. Rating photos is an important step in sorting your photos into the good, the bad, and the blurry. Here’s how to rate your unrated photos with AfterShoot automatically. If you haven’t used AfterShoot before, this overview will help
One of the most tedious and un-fun jobs in photography is culling a massive photoshoot with many similar images. AfterShoot, an AI-based culling tool, aims to make this process painless, and … dare I say, fun? What is culling? Culling is the process of sorting your best images — the
