

Sam Hurd - AfterShoot & My Culling Workflow Part 1
https://www.patreon.com/posts/aftershoot-my-1-116774472
There's a fair number of new people here so I figured it was time to do a little update about my workflow with aftershoot. This is a tool that has become an integral part of my photography workflow since ~2020. If you've been following my work over the past four years, then I'm sure you've heard me mention AfterShoot before. I've been documenting its evolution from the initial alpha stages to its current advanced capabilities!
Integrating hardware with AfterShoot AI can significantly enhance the photo culling process. In one of my earlier videos, I explored the use of a hardware controller to streamline this task. I still use a model from a company called 8BitDo, and I upgraded to their newer version. These controllers are quite affordable, available for around $20 on Amazon. Using a hardware controller, really, really helps me with culling. The primary advantage of using a hardware controller is the physical flexibility it offers. It allows me to have a more relaxed posture, away from the computer, and provides an alternative to the constant use of a keyboard. This change in hand position can be a welcome relief during long editing sessions! [img]https://c10.patreonusercontent.com/4/patreon-media/p/post/116774472/ba24c7d28a5b4b55bfb8add7d90f6a98/eyJ3Ijo4MjB9/1.jpg?token-time=1741996800&token-hash=1xUsA_PQLEZzAIIrEYxQL82FHrkOJbqbBxpOqr7qWlg=[/img] Managing workflow and app cache is crucial for maintaining efficiency and performance on your computer. I regularly clean out (literally just delete the Aftershoot Projects folder) my aftershoot cache, because it can start to balloon and get a little bit large. [img]https://c10.patreonusercontent.com/4/patreon-media/p/post/116774472/5730ad327f8842a2933b1094bf0aecf7/eyJ3Ijo4MjB9/1.png?token-time=1741996800&token-hash=7Ys3T4Npz6Y8LW1ZAwF02Wnfbs0xtcUUyY8p0_-72AA=[/img] This practice is essential to prevent the cache from becoming excessively large, which can hinder performance for everything on your machine. In a recent photo session, I had the opportunity to explore the capabilities of the new Canon R1 camera. This session was particularly special as it was a gift for Mel's 40th birthday, arranged by her husband. We captured a variety of shots, from classic balloon images below to more creative compositions, all using the Canon R1. https://filextras.com/37u03n2lmqsa/AfterShoot___My_Culling_Workflow_Part_1.rar.html Hardware Integration with AfterShoot
Workflow and Cache Management
Photo Session and Camera Insights
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