Culling 1,000+ Photos In Under 10 Minutes - Photo Mechanic Workflow [2023]

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  • Опубликовано: 3 дек 2024

Комментарии • 31

  • @ysabeltabernerphoto
    @ysabeltabernerphoto Год назад

    Thanks, dear for this video. I really thought I had so many files in my Lightroom, but now I see that is something normal. great tip! xoxo

  • @garyadams5201
    @garyadams5201 Год назад

    Great Video! Very helpful!

  • @saraackerman8595
    @saraackerman8595 Год назад +2

    This was spot on! I can relate to overshooting, being a perfectionist, and sometimes spending more time culling than editing! Thank you for the tips!!

    • @HopeTaylor
      @HopeTaylor  Год назад

      I'm so glad it helped, Sara! Thanks for watching!

  • @Leahraey
    @Leahraey Год назад +1

    I loved watching the culling speed! Beautifulllll session, wow! Your process is so inspiring, I'm going to try this.

    • @HopeTaylor
      @HopeTaylor  Год назад

      Thanks so much for tuning in, Leah! So glad you found it helpful!

  • @ralphfrank1984
    @ralphfrank1984 2 месяца назад

    I’m in the process of subscribing to photo mechanic but you know what Lightroom classic does the same thing when you load photos into it during import. You can fly through photos if you uncheck as in import then open large view or single view then scroll through it’s really fast to pick good or bad ones. Tell me your thoughts? Thank you. 🙏🏽

  • @Smoothnf
    @Smoothnf Год назад

    Do save your pictures on a external hard drive or Dropbox? If you do what size would you recommend?

  • @meganw.photography
    @meganw.photography Год назад +1

    Those beach photos make me wish I was an East Coast photographer 😭😭

    • @HopeTaylor
      @HopeTaylor  Год назад

      We are so thankful to be so close to the beach!!! Thank you so much for watching!

  • @zeecrane255
    @zeecrane255 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing this process, I will definitely be checking our Photo Mechanic. I see this to be a very useful tool. Do you sneak peak on Social Media before sharing with your clients or do you also share with your client at the same time? I'm just curious is that in your contracts to clients that you will share the photos to your SM accounts prior to delivering their final photos?

  • @KelliJackson-cg4kw
    @KelliJackson-cg4kw Год назад

    Love this! Can't wait to see how you edit them in the Senior Scoop (which I LOVE by the way :) quick question...do you edit out tan lines? I noticed her watch tan line and am wondering if you get rid of that or leave it? Thanks!

    • @HopeTaylor
      @HopeTaylor  Год назад

      YAY, so glad you loved it, Kelli! Thanks for being a part of Senior Scoop! Yes, I did Photoshop out her tan lines.

    • @KelliJackson-cg4kw
      @KelliJackson-cg4kw Год назад

      @@HopeTaylor ok great! Thank you for responding so quickly!

  • @roseiracheta1141
    @roseiracheta1141 Год назад

    Hi Hope! Do you recommend getting the photo mechanic basic or Plus?

    • @HopeTaylor
      @HopeTaylor  Год назад +2

      I have basic and it works great!

  • @daniellelaqua13
    @daniellelaqua13 10 месяцев назад

    When you drag them into lightroom are they RAWs or JPEG? I think you said they are JPEG in photo mechanic so wondering how I would get to edit the RAWs in LR :)

    • @HopeTaylor
      @HopeTaylor  10 месяцев назад +2

      They are RAW in LR! Photo mechanic works by showing you a jpeg preview of the image so it can render quickly - but it uploads the full RAW files into LR!

  • @RobinB58
    @RobinB58 Год назад +1

    How do you go so fast and still check for sharpness? I could never speed through them that quick I wouldn’t even be able to see them ha ha

    • @HopeTaylor
      @HopeTaylor  Год назад +6

      My thought process is that if it's not blurry enough for me to notice in a quick pass through...then the client definitely won't be able to tell. If it ends up that one was too out of focus later, I'll go back and select a new one...but that almost never happens! If it's sharp enough at first glance, then it's almost always sharp enough :)

  • @scothu
    @scothu Год назад

    you can do the same thing in lightroom, and then just delete the ones you didn't select if you need space.

    • @HopeTaylor
      @HopeTaylor  Год назад +2

      Totally! Except photo mechanic is MUCH faster. You don’t have to wait for each image to load!

  • @symzg5995
    @symzg5995 Год назад

    Nice vid. Are you by any chance related to Katelyn James??? She's also a tuber. You have a VERY similar style to her. Not a bad thing; just a thought 😊

    • @HopeTaylor
      @HopeTaylor  Год назад +1

      I am friends with Katelyn James! We absolutely have a similar style - I just don’t photograph weddings! :)

  • @scedge
    @scedge Год назад

    Do you get permission to shoot on the steps of the houses downtown? I am in Sumter, SC and may want to do some shoots there for engagements and seniors.

    • @HopeTaylor
      @HopeTaylor  Год назад +1

      I don't! Typically, the Rainbow Row houses are super photographer-friendly :)

  • @eashleygreen3857
    @eashleygreen3857 Год назад

    Didn't see the freebie, only paid offers. Did I miss it?

    • @HopeTaylor
      @HopeTaylor  Год назад +1

      Here you go! freebies.hopetaylor.com/senior-style-guide

    • @eashleygreen3857
      @eashleygreen3857 Год назад

      @@HopeTaylor I guess I was looking for an actual template guide (canva)

    • @eashleygreen3857
      @eashleygreen3857 Год назад

      @@HopeTaylor Thank you, my bad, I see it in my email now. Sorry. You can delete my comment lol