Replace an outsourced editor with AI that learns your edits
A wedding photography business had mixed results outsourcing editing (quality, training time, turnaround). It moved to an AI editor trained on its Lightroom catalogues and sends corrected edits back so it keeps improving.
Reported results
Qualitative: the source describes edits that feel in tune with their own style at a fraction of a human editor's cost.
List what went wrong with outsourcing (style, speed, cost).
Train the AI on your best catalogues.
Fine-tune each gallery and feed edits back.
⚠️ Watch out
Requires enough past edits; newer photographers can start from a ready-made profile.
Results are as reported by the source and have not been independently verified. Steps are our own suggestions. We are not affiliated with the vendors named and earn nothing from these links.
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