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Manual Image Processing

Users across many fields struggle with slow, manual, and error-prone image processing tasks like batch editing, conversion, resizing, and metadata management.

In their words

I love Gigapixel, but I hate Adobe. Can anyone recommend a good alternative?

r/TopazLabs on Reddit

Has anyone found a legitimate and reliable way for two separately licensed users to work simultaneously with the same complete Lightroom cloud library?

r/Lightroom on Reddit

They were using a very old, free version of NextGen (Imagely). It is incredibly buggy and hard to manage (for them - they do much of the uploads and edits themselves).

r/Wordpress on Reddit

The 3D tour should be a data object I can also download, archive, edit and republish independently of your service.

r/RealEstatePhotography on Reddit

I'm in the market for a third-party app to manage this mess.

r/macapps on Reddit

So i have to first center it in Canva, then upload to Photoroom so that i can remove background and add shadow.

r/photoroom on Reddit

The JXL route has the best savings on paper - but it means storing two versions of everything, or doing on-the-fly conversion, which adds latency.

r/webdev on Reddit

Now, it takes a full second or longer between photos. On an event set, that's intolerable.

r/Lightroom on Reddit

I had taken the photo and uber did the stupid request pop up and deleted mine by the time I was in my car driving off.

r/uberdrivers on Reddit

I want to open an image, edit it, and export it.

r/davinciresolve on Reddit

it doesn't hold a reference to an image that you pasted in, so you can't update it automatically after editing

r/indesign on Reddit

It’s as if there are ghost files that neither I or Shopify can see that is using up all my storage.

r/shopify on Reddit

If Google Photos gave me my photos in one go, exactly as they are in the app, I'd gladly pay $5.

Hacker News

Lightroom Desktop doesn’t let one chain several export runs. It doesn’t even allow to create user presets, which would make the process even a bit faster.

Make community

Photographers, editors, publishers

Where they talk

  • r/Lightroom
  • r/Wordpress
  • r/RealEstatePhotography
  • r/davinciresolve
  • r/digiKam
  • r/captureone
  • r/graphic_design
  • r/macapps

Tools they use today

  • Lightroom
  • Photoshop
  • WordPress
  • DaVinci Resolve
  • digiKam
  • Capture One
  • ComfyUI
  • Immich

Why those fall short

  • JXL needs dual storage or on-the-fly conversion, adding latency
  • no webp export or jpg optimisation built in
  • project-based workflow is broken and not suitable for photo work
  • Lightroom lags a second per photo and per slider move
  • competitors are buggy, slow, lose work, or lack needed features