Halve editing time with an AI editor after a bad outsourcing experience
A Michigan wedding and elopement photographer had a human editor who drifted from her style. An AI editor trained on her catalogues now applies her look across a gallery; she fine-tunes the rest.
Reported results
The source reports editing time cut in half and edits '90% of the way there'.
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