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As a professional in the wedding and fashion/model photography industry, I'm exploring innovative AI tools to streamline my workflow, particularly in wedding photography. I'm seeking solutions for efficient image culling, automatic face recognition, event-based tagging, and applying edits in Adobe Lightroom, while still maintaining a human touch. Additionally, I’m interested in seamless cloud storage options for easy access. I’ve heard mixed reviews about AI tools, with many still requiring significant human involvement. Has anyone found effective solutions that truly enhance productivity?
Everyone, I am in wedding and fashion/model photography industry.
I am looking at automating a few segments of the processing sessions (mainly for Wedding, since for fashion we need to work on the nuances).
Has anyone come across any tools that helps in
Culling the images
Auto Face recognition
Tagging the image based on events
Auto apply edits (can be done in Adobe Lightroom, but still wanted to setup a workflow) [yes, human touch js required and the edits will be supervised]
Auto upload into any cloud storage (whichever is good)
A few months back I heard many AI apps weren't up to the mark and still required a lot of human work.
Is that the case even today?
I went through the apps mentioned in the FAQ, and I couldn't find a workflow setup.
NOTE: I use Sony A7 III body, Adobe Lightroom of light corrections, and Google Drive for storage.
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