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What is your edit time per 100 photos (including culling)?
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When it comes to editing photos, my process is quite methodical. I typically keep less than a quarter of the images I shoot, dedicating about an hour to culling and editing every 100 photos for personal use. This includes applying general settings, with manual adjustments for color grading and exposure on each photo. For professional work, I streamline my process by being less sentimental, which helps me make quicker decisions. However, wedding edits require more time due to the additional retouching involved.
I keep less than 1/4 of my photos but it takes me about an hour per 100 photos to cull and edit for myself (general settings are applied to all photos, color grading and exposure done manually for each photo). For work I am faster but being less sentimental helps, that way you don't go back and forth between the 10 identical photos of your child, deciding which one to keep. When I do weddings it takes a lot longer, because there I also do retouching. Reason behind my post is I am trying to find an estimation for how long it should take someone to sort and edit photos if I delegate it.
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