How to get started | Imagen

In this video, we will guide you through the basics of Imagen so you can save time culling and editing your photos without compromising on quality.

00:00 Intro
00:25 Getting started with Imagen
00:49 Getting familiar with the app
01:10 Create a Personal AI Profile
01:38 Create a new project
02:04 My Account
02:16 Contact support

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ABOUT IMAGEN
Imagen is an AI-powered, cloud-based editing and culling tool for professional photographers that is redefining the post-production standard.

We offer quick and easy automated culling, consistent batch editing, and secure cloud storage — all in one platform.

With Imagen, you'll slash editing time by 96%, while ensuring high-quality results that reflect your unique style. Enjoy complete creative freedom and control while Imagen optimizes your workflow, learning and adapting to your taste and needs along the way.

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[photographyct]

Thanks Scott! It was great meeting you at WPPI!

[mtn_techne]

Great stuff! I'm excited to give this a shot!

[sujithjoyabraham]

Hi Scott, I saw one of your comments was that the model needs a minimum of 3000 edited photos. Will the model not run without meeting that threshold OR are you just saying that in order to get an accurate representation you would need at least this many photos but that Imagen would still run even with less photos used to train the model?

[suryaprasad]

Any guidance for this imagen.. nobody connected from the customer care

[DerikTran]

Hi, I'm both a bit anxious and excited about this product but would like to understand this better without having to try out my own catalog. I have only 1 catalog close to 1gb (let's call it my "main") and would like to keep it that way. All the videos others have done so far seems to export one of their shoots as its own catalog and then uploaded to Imagen. When they download the edited catalog, it looks like they get a new one or does it update that same catalog directly that was uploaded? If so, how do i synch all those edits done by Imagen back to my "main". What I'm really hoping for is to upload my main catalog, filter say "I want only photos" taken in "this collection" or between these captured dates + rated photos only. Then Imagen would only edit those. When I open the edited catalog, it actually IS my main catalog with all the edits there or is it a whole new catalog file? In a nutshell, I just want 1 main catalog with all edits there in 1 place. Best practice tells me to export as a catalog, upload to imagine, but then re-synch the edited catalog back to my main before deleting the one Imagen sent back to me. This would avoid risking corrupting my main and reducing the size we have to deal with for each album.

[jenniferthompson]

What if I do have sessions from in my studio and outdoor?

[jrrichard]

How much is this? I haven’t found a price anywhere and don’t want to get into this if it’s not affordable. Thanks

[marniemartil]

So excited. When I go to download Imagen it only gives me 1000 free edits, do they not have the 1500 anymore

[SakuraHayashi-um]

I tried but Im getting error while downloading

[paulsmith]

This looks like very hard work for someone like me who has a head injury 🤦🏻‍♂️

[uniquelyyoursphotography]

What if you don’t have 3000 edited images?

[yan]

useless software, it doesn't support any other software only support Adobe Lightroom. the problem is I don't use Adobe Lightroom to edit my photos. then it can't upload the photos directly into it.