Will this AI Photo Culling Software change it all?

Are photographers slowly being replaced by machines like FilterPixel?


This AI photo-culling software is definitely replacing some of the need for human involvement in photo editing but is this the best or worst thing for the photo industry?

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[FilterPixelFamily]

Thank you Vanessa for featuring us in your video. We're right here if anyone has any queries or doubts! :)

[arthur_ohumukini]

Software like this is a godsend to me. While editing is my favorite process, I realized after starting to do weddings and longer shoots, that I only enjoy fully editing 3-5 images heavily. After that I'm burnt out. Being able to use AI to cull and edit my photos to where I only need to make minor adjustments is an extremely small price to pay for the time I gain back.

Time is a currency we can only deposit. I want as much of it as I can to spend on myself and the things I love, which means anything that doesn't involve culling or editing 3-5K photos every week hahaha.

Invest your time in yourselves, people! Let technology handle the time consuming things!

[aldrindetablan]

This is exactly the thing i hate the most in photography. Selecting from thousands of photos.

[anthonysmith]

Probably the best thing- especially for wedding photographers who shoots 1000's of photos on average. Filterpixel is the best way to dial it down to few top hundreds.

[Fakipo]

It literally saves hours of time and provides seamless experience.

[HajnalkaAlkonyPetrof]

FilterPixel solved all problems for me. I love it, and would NEVER go back to manual culling. Easy to use, I have full control over the process, and transfers everything to an allocated folder. Which is super helpful when your organisation skills are zero to none like mine. Love that I can process all of them straight in lightroom. My clients are super happy as well. :)

[shanetography]

I started using culling software a few months ago and it. I remember all too frequently falling asleep (literally) while culling. I hate it so much. 10/10 highly recommend!

[Vega_Holdings_fnj]

Life saver app. Been using it for a while now and it just keeps getting better.

[marshallhawkins]

I use FilterPixel and I enjoy the experience. Super quick and easy to use.

[AugmentedGravity]

Now this seems like something i would consider revolutionary. Thanks for the tip as always Vanessa. I’ve thought about a system like this for years but never actually done any research into it haha

[HRImages]

Been using filter pixel for a while. Really love the AI technology making culling quicker and easier to do saving time

[KennethDillard]

This is another one of those "I can't really decide" issues. I love the concept of cutting down workflow time to focus (no pun intended) on more gigs. But I still have that nagging voice that doesn't want to relinquish control of which images to choose when culling.

[balamina]

I appreciate you Vanessa taking the time to provide such an informative and helpful tutorial. Wishing you all the best of luck!

[bvill]

I always used Aftershoot… works for me.. would you know how out compares?

[GABRIEL_CRAFT]

Great video. The echo audio is very hard to listen to however

[AlimHaque]

I use filterpixel on every single photoshoot!

[hawg]

I read a comment in another video where you talked about getting rid of your Bangs, please don't.

[ronjr]

I do a lot of sports photography as a hobby, especially for my kids, and take about 1500 shots per event or so. The culling process is so painful and least enjoyable part of the workflow. This looked cool but it seems more geared towards wedding photography type of events.

[kilohotel]

I wonder if this would work with wildlife also? I did a quick three day trip in the beginning of June and ended up with 9300 images to go through, it took forever.

[llREADYll]

That thumb nail was click bait.. I thought the green chair was your legs 😂😂