Cull your images faster in Lightroom Classic and Capture One

The post production process can be a real drag. Sorting through hundreds to thousands of images can take time, and worse, not be accurate.
But fear not, because in today's episode of PhotoKitchen, we tackle the culling process with some time saving, and very accurate, techniques in both Capture One and Lightroom Classic. That is right, today is a watch one, get one free edition.
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[@docadify]

Wow, that was great! Thanks

[@PhotoKitchen425]

Thank you for watching!

[@hellyeahyoudid]

Just when I think that I know it all, you hit me with something that I didn't know was even possible!

[@PhotoKitchen425]

Thank you, so happy to help.

[@Renton17]

Do you ever use the “cull” feature in C1?

[@PhotoKitchen425]

Not yet, I have found it a bit clunky to be honest. But I should give it another shot. I have never ben a person to use the idea of group images by time taken. I find the way I work, and others I assist, that a time variable or sequence is not a major factor in the culling.

[@brendxn_]

@@PhotoKitchen425 The culling feature groups by image similarity (adjustable via slider) as opposed to capture time.

[@PhotoKitchen425]

@@brendxn_ Thank you for watching!