Aftershoot

Being a professional photographer can be a really challenging task, especially when undergoing shoots that pertain to social events, and which involve thousands of images. Taking them is one thing, but the following processing can be a real-time-chore, and making sure to achieve the most efficient workflow is essential. Aftershoot aims to address such requirements, as it will provide you with a specialized tool for organizing, culling, and editing images, according to your specific requirements, thanks to a built-in AI engine.

Right from the start, it was quickly apparent to me that the design of Aftershoot has been well-optimized in order to offer both accessibility and efficiency when it comes to handling your photographs, as well as preparing them for actual processing.

Importing data and setting up your albums and catalog is a breeze, and thanks to the included tips and tricks, as well as details for prioritizing data, adding filters, or color-coded flags, you will be able to achieve your preferred structure for your images.

The main focus of the application is the culling process, and this is provided via its AI-based engine, and to that end, you will be able to either perform an automated culling process, as well as develop your own, with your specific threshold details.

Last but not least, in terms of editing, the app also carries a versatile set of tools, and you will be able to either define your own styles or, rely on the quite ample library of pre-defined image styles.

This application can prove to be a reliable choice when it comes to culling and editing images, thanks to its elegant design, as well as versatile approach, for selection, processing, as well as exporting.