Immediately, the photos start appearing on the viewer as thumbnails and starts generating previews.
#About corel aftershot pro2 pro
Once that was complete, I opened AfterShot Pro 2 and in the File System tab, pointed it to the folder containing the images of the shoot. Here is a quick review of my experience of cataloging on the site of the shoot:įirst, I used Apple’s Image Capture utility to import my Raw Files from the SD card to my external Photos Drive. I have to say that it was a breeze to work with. Just completed my first photoshoot using AfterShot Pro 2 exclusively for my photo management and editing.
The presenter, at one point, talks about lack of watermarking… rest assured, there is a free plugin available on Corel’s website here (I tried it out and works as advertised)… It’s this video that introduced me to this app (many of the key features are demonstrated quite clearly in the video). Here is a great in-depth video comparing a standard workflow between Lightroom 5 and AfterShot Pro 2… You should give the trial version a spin when you get a chance. I played around with this app recently but am not yet familiar with all it’s features… Metadata, Keywords, Star ratings, colour labels are all there… Lift and Stamp also seems to be implemented…I have exported all my Aperture originals to another Drive to be able to test out AfterShot Pro 2.Īlso, the developer hinted to me on it’s Facebook page that it is currently looking at the potential of an iPad workflow for rating, flagging and browsing Aftershot Library (just like Photosmith app for Lightroom)… I take this with a grain of salt though, but still hopeful. I would love to introduce this app to your site once I get sufficient experience with it.
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