Professional Sports Photography Workflow with Photoshop & Photo Mechanic
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 เม.ย. 2022
- This video features a professional sports photography workflow that's commonly used by agency photographers, as a wedding photographer workflow and for photographers working at large events.
This is a great workflow for RAW photos as Photo Mechanic's clever way of building previews allows you to sort through and cull images in double quick time, even when you're working with hundreds or thousands of photos.
In this video, photos are ingested into Photo Mechanic, tagged and culled, renamed, captioned and then edit sports photos in Photoshop.
If you're after a simple sports photography workflow, check out my previous video here:
• Simple Sports Photogra...
If you need more guidance on using and setting up Photo Mechanic, check out my playlist of Photo Mechanic tutorials here:
• Photo Mechanic Tutorials
Thank you for this! Just got the program to speed things up!
I love watching workflow videos so I can try to make my own workflow slicker and faster. I found your workflow very clunky and long-winded but I know if you get ten photographers you'll have ten different workflows. I'm not saying it's wrong but there's a much faster way.
Me too! Every photographer I know has a slightly different way of doing things. I primarily use a simple Lightroom workflow so haven’t had the need to massively refine the PM/PS one yet, but that may change this coming season.
Thanks for the video, very informative. I ususally do motor sports or nature photo’s and end up with hundreds or thousands of photo’s go go through and trying to speed up the process.
Thanks for watching and commenting Jeffrey, glad the video was helpful!
always excellent video and informative
Thanks again!
@@Talru your welcome
always excellent
Thank you, and thanks for watching again!
@@Talru your welcome
F3 filters to tagged images. F1 shows all pics. 👍🏻
Good shout and a good tip to be aware of! Thanks for posting!
I'm using lightroom for my editing. Once the editing is complete the images aren't automatically being sent back to Photomechanic. Is there a procedure to make that happen? Or is that not possible? Thanks for the video. I'm new to Photomechanic and this is very helpful.
Hi Wayne. Apologies, I didn't see this when you posted. I assume LR is set up in Photo Mechanic as your default editor? I suspect because LR keeps the original photo in tact, maybe you will have to export them from LR and load those in a contact sheet in PM? I'd have to test that theory as I haven't used LR to edit as part of a PM workflow, but now I'm curious!
For transfer to my local paper, I use the free "We Transfer" email. and I can see when the recipient has opened the files
Hi Les. Yes, WeTransfer is a great file transfer option that is free too (up to a certain size!). MyAirBridge is another similar one if you ever need it. Thank you for watching.
@@Talru Yes free up to 2GB. I use it to send to several locations at the same time.
This is a Photo mechanic tutorial, there is nothing about photoshop workflow, very disssapointing.