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On the Projects page, an icon indicates that a profile was adjusted in that project. Also, after adjusting a profile, you have a list of recent projects that used that profile. You can easily download a project's edits, and your photos will automatically be updated.
Now, when your AI Profile needs general tweaking, you can easily adjust it as part of the editing process. Remember that your changes apply to the profile and not just a specific project.
Look for the Adjust tool button when creating a new project and in the AI Profiles and Projects pages. After your AI Profile has been adjusted, the tool button changes to indicate that the AI Profile was updated.
Culling Studio has a new rating category for blurry, accidentally captured, or improperly exposed photos. Add Low-rated to your culling results in the culling preferences to group these types of photos together for quick and efficient review.
Even before you subscribe, try out Culling Studio. Evaluate your best photos before culling with edited previews, and send them straight to edit. Benefit from Imagen's seamless post-production flow while still trying out Imagen.
When you cull with edited previews, you can now choose AI Profiles for JPEG photos too.
You can now set the aspect ratio for Portrait Crop to 5 x 7 and not just 4 x 5. Portrait Crop is our newest AI tool for portraits and for individual and group shots for school and sports.
We made these changes to the Profile Adjustment controls so you can now adjust your AI Profile with more control and precision:
Portrait Crop is an AI tool that centers the main subject of each photo and then crops with a 4 x 5 aspect ratio. It keeps optimal spacing above the head and other key details. We recommend using this crop for portrait and studio shoots as well as school and sports.
When you review culling results in Lightroom Creative Cloud, Photoshop, or Bridge, you can sync changes back to Culling Studio.
(Extended Adobe Compatibility only - Lightroom CC, Photoshop, and Bridge) After culling, you can choose how to review photos edited in Imagen. You can either add them to a Lightroom Classic catalog or move or copy the photos to a new folder. This way, you only see the edited photos you need to review.
When reviewing culled photos in loupe view, the toolbar is visible only when you hover over the photo, making it easier to review photo details.
The HDR Merge AI tool now supports photos in JPEG format. Real estate photographers can choose photos in either RAW or JPEG format when sending projects for editing with HDR merge, which automatically merges brackets of three to five photos.
