I came back with over 20,000 images from my ‘relaxing’ city break – here’s how I organised and edited them so quickly!
Will Cheung recently came back from a holiday to Hong Kong with a LOT of pictures. Here's how he managed them the easy way with Excire Foto 2027 The post I came back with over 20,000 images from my ‘relaxing’ city break – here’s how I organised and edited them so quickly! appeared first on Amateur Photographer .
Travel photography can be an exhilarating experience, but sorting through the thousands of pictures taken during a trip can be daunting. Will Cheung, after a relaxing city break in Hong Kong, decided to streamline his photo organization process using Excire Foto 2027, an AI-powered image management software.
For his trip, Will packed a selection of cameras and lenses, including the Canon EOS R5 and R5 Mark II, along with four zoom lenses ranging from 14mm to 500mm, and a compact prime lens. He also included a sturdy Gitzo Series 1 Traveler carbon tripod and Kase Armour filters. While on outings, he only carried the three zoom lenses, focusing on cityscapes, parks, and nature reserves.
Over the course of his two-week holiday, Will captured around 24,000 raw images, which is quite a load considering photography was not the main priority. To manage this massive collection, he created folders with the date and location for each day's photos, providing a backup and streamlining his post-trip workflow.
Excire Foto 2027 proved to be an invaluable tool in his process. The software uses AI to automatically add keywords during the import process, significantly speeding up organization. Will used Excire Foto 2027 to cull his images before transferring them to Adobe Lightroom for editing. Features like AI Text Recognition, Map view, Timeline function, and Survey view made the software even more user-friendly and efficient.
With Excire Foto 2027, Will found the image management process enjoyable and time-saving, making it a valuable addition to his photography toolkit.
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