It supports both Sony and Hasselblad raw files, too. Doing everything in one program is appealing. I started with Lightroom, because everyone seems to use it, and it is the only raw processor which can currently host Portraiture.
Hence, a new iMac to develop a replacement workflow without touching my production machines. I have been using Aperture for years, allied with Hasselblad Phocus (to do the raw conversion step for Hassy shots) and Imagenomic Portraiture, an invaluable plug in which, when dialled down from its over-agressive default setting, does a really nice job of skin smoothing with automated skin colour masking.īut Aperture is dying, and doesn't run 100% reliably in High Sierra, and I can't leave all my production machines in old versions of MacOS forever. So I need to process these thousands of photos efficiently, because 90% of them will end up in the final product. I reject technically bad images, but anything which is in focus, well-exposed and the model isn't doing something horrible like blinking is retained. They are typically shot in "sets" of 100-200 images for my website.
I shoot and need to process a few thousand photos a month. I photograph people, specifically beautiful girls in (and sometimes out of) various elegant outfits. I'm posting this in the C1 forum, but it touches on a few other things and I hope it may be of interest.
I've just spent the last week or so trying to assemble a new workflow.
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