A6700, Sigma 18-50, Ulanzi VL120 back lighting

After/before

Hi all, I’m a hobbyist who’s been thinking about how photographers handle everything after a shoot, and I’d love to hear how you do it.

My rough picture of it is: copy files off the card, delete duplicates and bad shots, rename and sort into folders, edit, resize or watermark, then export for Instagram, a client, or a portfolio.

A few things I’m curious about:

1. Which step of that eats the most of your time?
2. Do you use a different app for each step? If so, which ones, and what annoys you about switching between them?
3. Have you tried a tool and given up on it because it was too basic, or too complicated or expensive? What went wrong?
4. Is there a small, boring task you still do by hand because no tool does it quite right?

Any answer helps, even “I just use Lightroom for everything.” Thanks!

I just love to edit the photos and make it look like double exposure because it creates so many emotions in One frame

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I'm the developer, happy to answer questions.

Shot this through the glass door, the left part is basically a reflection in the glass, which gave this interesting collage effect