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Best culling tool?
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When it comes to culling photos, the choice between tools can significantly impact your workflow and final results. I previously relied on Narrative Select, a powerful culling option that streamlined my process until my subscription lapsed. While Lightroom now offers its own culling feature, I find it occasionally misses the mark, leaving certain images overlooked. I'm eager to hear from fellow hobbyists about their experiences. Which culling tool do you prefer—Narrative Select or Lightroom?
I used to use Narrative Select to cull my photos while I was subscribed to it with sign-up referrals until it expired.
Now Lightroom offers its own culling feature and it seems fine but still feels to lack something as to my eyes some photos don't fit its culling result.
So I'd like to ask what you guys use, and which of these two you recommend for a hobbyist.
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