I don't have any existing edits for AI Profile training, can I still use Aftershoot?

Yes, you can! Aftershoot provides pre-built AI Profiles that you can start using right away. These profiles are designed to meet common editing preferences. If you later develop your own style, you can create a custom AI Profile by training the AI with your specific edits. There are two types of pre-built AI profiles: 1. Built by Aftershoot which is free to use. 2. Built by famous photographers. You will have to pay separately to get those styles and all those proceeds will directly go the creators.

How to edit your images with Aftershoot?

Aftershoot offers two powerful ways to edit your images. First, you can train a personal AI editing profile. This involves uploading a set of your previously edited photos, allowing the AI to learn your unique editing style. Once trained, the AI can then apply your preferred edits to new photos, saving you hours of manual work. Second, you can use one of Aftershoot's pre-built AI Styles, available in the Marketplace. These styles are crafted by professional photographers and offer a diverse range of aesthetic options.

What does Aftershoot Edits do?

There are two ways you can use Aftershoot Edits. The first way is by training your own Personal AI Editing Profile, which learns from your edited photos and, trains to mirror your style, and applies it to new photos. The second way is by downloading one of the Aftershoot pre-built AI Styles, available in our Marketplace. Both of them dynamically adapt their editing to every particular image, considering varying contexts, lighting conditions, and more, as well as having the option to apply cropping and straightening. Find out more about Aftershoot Editing.

How to edit your Images with Aftershoot pre-built AI styles?

Aftershoot's pre-built AI styles provide a quick and easy way to enhance your images. Simply download a style from the Aftershoot Marketplace and apply it to your photos. These styles are designed to adapt to each image, ensuring that the edits look natural and complement the scene. You can also combine pre-built styles with your own personal AI editing profile for even more creative control.

How many images should I use to train a profile?

To start with, you need Lightroom Classic or Capture One catalog with the edited images to train your AI profile. While you can start training a personal AI editing profile with as few as 2,500 images, Aftershoot recommends using at least 5,000 images for optimal results. The more images you provide, the better the AI can understand your editing preferences and create a profile that accurately reflects your style.

How does the AI work and get trained?

AI is essentially machine learning, where repeatedly made decisions teach the computer. Our AI, or magical unicorns, learns by seeing patterns in the decisions you make when Culling or Editing. If the AI notices that you prefer emotion in photos and choose it over sharpness, it will start prioritizing emotion over sharpness in its decisions as well. It's a process that takes time and needs patterns that are recognizable as well.

What types of images are supported in Aftershoot?

Aftershoot is compatible with a wide variety of image types, including all major RAW formats and JPEGs. This ensures that you can use Aftershoot with images from virtually any camera, regardless of its make or model.

Aftershoot vs Capture One | All-in-One AI Workflow for Photographers

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Aftershoot delivers flawless yet real results with its advanced, automated retouching in one pass: blemish removal, wrinkle reduction, eye brightening, teeth whitening, flyaway cleanup, glare fixes, and more. Capture One's retouching is minimal - basic healing and cloning.

Aftershoot brings your entire workflow into one app - cull, edit, retouch, and export. Capture One leaves culling and large-scale batch work to other tools.

Retouch entire galleries in minutes with natural, photographer-approved results. Capture One still requires manual review and brushwork for every single edit.

Capture One demands a steep learning curve. Aftershoot’s clean, intuitive UI makes it easy to learn and even easier to master - no manual masking, no weeks of workflow training.