I love shooting digital medium format and end up with a ton of shots – here’s how I organise them
While a recent trip wasn’t quite what Will Cheung expected, Excire Foto 2027 was as reliable as ever for sorting through his shots The post I love shooting digital medium format and end up with a ton of shots – here’s how I organise them appeared first on Amateur Photographer .
Shooting with digital medium format cameras, such as the Fujifilm GFX100S, requires a significant investment but offers unparalleled image quality. Will Cheung shares his method for managing the vast number of images produced, which involves using Excire Foto 2027 software. Cheung often shoots handheld, capturing rapid sequences of insects and birds in flight, and he utilizes the camera's five-axis in-body image stabiliser to compensate for movement.
The resulting high-quality RAW files, around 80-100MB each, take time to write to SD cards. After a five-day trip to Newcastle upon Tyne, Cheung imported 953 images (1906 files) into Excire Foto 2027, an image management software that analyzes each photo automatically, adding keywords, assigning an aesthetics score out of 100, and even creating a map view for GPS-tagged images.
The software also includes powerful search tools, like Text Prompt Find Faces and Find by Text Prompt, which allow users to quickly locate specific subjects or colors in their extensive image libraries.
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