 For a long time, editing help was out of reach for many photographers, especially newer ones, due to the cost of outsourcing to a private editor. AI editing software is helping make it more accessible to more photographers, but there are some things you still need to be aware of and things to consider when deciding what route is best for you.
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 As a private editor for photographers, I have found that sometimes, in editing their favorites from different parts of the day, they can sometimes create some inconsistencies in their gallery without knowing it, because the images they select are from different parts of the session/day. However, there is a pretty easy way to check for consistency BEFORE sending the catalog off to the editor and I'm going to share that with you today!
 Editing takes a significant amount of time. Even with good systems and making good decisions in-camera, post-session work is time consuming. That's why I am an editor for other photographers. I take that time off their plate and it frees them to do other things in their business. But sitting in silence for hours on end is no fun, so what does an editor do to pass the time?
 AI is appearing everywhere these days. Love it or hate it, you can't escape it and it's even getting into the photography industry. It is possible to have a robot edit a gallery, which is mind-blowing, but I'm a private editor and I'm not worried about losing my job.
 Something that I don't talk about a lot is that I am also a private photo editor for other photographers! Editing has long been one of my favorite parts of photography but a lot of other photographers hate it or it has become a huge backlog for them. I love that I can provide a service that blesses us both immensely!
 Are you overwhelmed by the thought of all the photos you have waiting to be edited? Does the number staring back at you scare you? There is a simple trick that can help with that and I"m going to share it with you today!
 From day one, you have probably been the one doing everything in your business. You know how you like things done and you want to have a personal touch on each part of your workflow. I get it. It's hard to let go of things because you think it is then out of ;your control. Editing your photos is the last thing you want to lose control of but the good news is, you can get help without losing control!!!!
 Blogging is a major pain point for photographers. It can be months, or even a year, before a session gets up onto the blog. Does it have to be this way? Can blogging help with other parts of the post-session workflow? The answers are emphatically NO and YES!!!
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Hi! I'm Sarah!
I am a natural light portrait photographer. I've been taking photos since 2014 and would eat a smoothie from Tropical Smoothie Cafe for lunch everyday if I could. Thank you so much for stopping by. I blog about sessions, things I'm learning, stuff in my life, and information for YOU, my client. If you like what you see around the site, I'd love to work with you! I'd also love to connect with you on Instagram. I'm @sarah_jayne_photo :) Archives
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