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AI-Powered Workflow for Photographers

The Best Photography AI Tools Explained

Transform your image editing workflow with the AI-Powered Workflow for Photographers video course.
Join my new video course and discover how to automate your workflow with the best AI-powered apps for image culling, auto-editing, and AI retouching.

With three hours of high-quality video lessons, you’ll learn how to speed up and automate your image processing, write image editing scripts using AI, and get the most out of auto-adjustments and AI retouching. Plus, take your business to the next level by using AI tools to attract new clients, run social media, and improve your marketing.

All videos are available online or for download, and as transcripts for quick reference.

The course is now in Early Access: I’ll release new videos every week, and I plan to publish the complete course during May and June.
Before the course is fully published, you can get it with a 30% Early Access discount!

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The course contains three hours of high-quality video lessons.
You can watch videos online or download them if it’s more convenient for you. Moreover, all the videos are also available as transcripts. Note that the content of the course is subject to change.

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Part I. Building AI-Powered Workflow

The first part of the course is all about building AI-powered workflow. You’ll see apps that I’m using for image culling, auto-editing, AI retouching, and other photography tasks.
You’ll also learn how to write image editing scripts using AI and implement neural filters into your workflow.

Part II. Editing Images Faster Than Ever

The second part is dedicated to practical aspects of AI-powered image editing. You’ll see how to get the maximum out of auto-adjustments, train your AI image editing profiles, and set up an AI retouching system.

Part III. Getting New Clients using AI

Finally, in the third part of the course, we’ll go beyond image editing. I’ll show you how to use AI tools to get new clients. Also, you’ll learn how to run social media and improve your marketing with AI.

How Does the Early Access Work?

The course is now in Early Access:
I’ll release new videos every week, and I plan to publish the complete course during May and June.

Before the course is fully published, you can get it with a 30% Early Access discount!
The complete course will include three hours of high-quality video lessons. You’ll learn how to speed up and automate your image processing, write image editing scripts using AI, and get the most out of auto-adjustments and AI retouching. Also, you’ll see how to take your business to the next level by using AI tools to attract new clients, run social media, and improve your marketing.

Photographers About Alex's Previous Product

Alex Svet has knocked the cover off the ball with his new E-book, Capture One Hidden Features. As with most photographic software, there are lots of Capture One features that are not easily revealed. Alex has done a great job of ferreting out these features and putting them together in one easily readable book. He has also provided many valuable workflow tips. I especially benefitted from Part II, Get maximum out of your RAW. Kudos, Alex!

As a Capture One user since day one, I must say this book gave me new insights into Capture One. Particularly helpful tips to improve my Capture One work. Well invested time and money.

As an amateur but enthusiast photographer, I’ve used Capture One, On1 Photo, DXO and Pixelmator. IMO Capture One has the best RAW engine and catalog management, but sometimes I’ve found the interface daunting…”there must be a simple way to do X but….” Alex’s Hidden Features book comes to the rescue! It’s given me the key to so many actions I previously found frustrating. It’s well organized, easy to find what you are looking for. Also, it not only offers specific tips but also some good strategies (such as applying tools in the right order). The tips for working with layers are worth the price of the book themselves, but there’s so much more!

Capture One user since version 2.7. Alex's new book is a fantastic tool for old and new users of the best RAW file editor on the planet. I always learn a new trick or way of approaching file processing after reading Alex's blog and his new book full of tips and approaches to get the absolute best out of your raw files sits on my image processioning desktop Mac. It is essential reading for any user who wants to improve their C1 skills.

I’m writing this review for everyone who thinks they already know everything about Capture One. People who have spent hours learning the fine points. People who don’t think they will learn anything new from this book. That’s what I thought, and yet I came away with lots of new ideas about how to streamline my workflow and exploit features. And Alex‘s enthusiasm comes through on every page. This read was such a pleasure!

This book is huge and contains an enormous amount of really good stuff. I am very impressed with how the book’s contents are presented. Every concept, or tip, is explained in detail using examples and graphics. I love using capture one, but unlike Photoshop or Lightroom there is not much information on using capture one to its fullest extent. This book will go a long way in solving this information gap.

Using Capture One has always been easy for me, I never understood why so often the "steep learning curve" is mentioned all over the Internet. Most of the tutorials also keep dealing with the basic functions and editing workflow, again and again - which, honestly, makes me tired. Then here come Alex's tips, tricks and hints, which I have been following for years. I have even copied and collected several of his AlexOnRAW posts into Pages documents that have gradually become my treasure-trove of useful knowledge. And, as if he had realized just what I needed, he put together this "Hidden Features" book. Awesome! This book is for the basically informed user who needs as much extra knowledge about Capture One as possible. It is written with just the right amount of explanations and good illustrations, it is straight to the point, logically organized, super useful and super usable. I can recommend it to anyone who knows the basics and would like to step forward to the expert level.

In my seven years of using Capture One, I have kept a high bar for finding the best help and insight from those presenting more than a “repackaging” of the user guide. Even today, rarely do I find an experienced user who goes beyond the surface of why and how to accomplish a single task. I have followed Alex’s concise newsletters for years and always finish reading one having learned something new, creative, and practical about Capture One workflow. Reading the preface of Capture One Hidden Features, you know that you are about to find a trove of insight that will advance your use of Capture One and RAW editing in general. Some features of Capture One truly are hidden, and Alex quickly brings them to light. For example, he explains how to completely change any color in an image, how the four separate saturation adjustments work in unique ways, and how to achieve all-around balance in image saturation. His integral presentation and examples of these concepts aren’t to be found elsewhere. The same goes for many other elements of RAW editing and processing in Capture One. His direct approach to why you would want a particular shortcut or workflow and the straightforward way to realize it is a real pleasure to read and quickly adapt into your own workflow.

I highly recommend Capture One Hidden Features for all photographers from the very experienced to the advanced newbie. I don’t claim to be a Capture One expert. On the contrary, I consider myself to be an advanced newbie. I’ve watched dozens of YouTube videos, read articles and followed Alex for some time. And while I’ve only transitioned from LightRoom to Capture One a few months ago, I was amazed at the amount of the book’s content I was immediately able to use even as a newbie. Within the first 50 pages, I was able to move myself towards a much more efficient workflow utilizing, hidden to me, shortcuts and some of Alex’s recommended customizations and preferences. I’ll admit that the book does have a professional experienced Capture One user in mind and it quickly introduces things I didn’t even know existed. Yet, everything was presented so clearly that even a newbie like me was able to get tremendous benefit. There is so much other information that I lost count of the number of hidden features presented. I’m sure there are at least 200. I’m certain I will be both constantly rereading it and keeping it by my side as a ready reference during all my post processing. Again, I highly recommend this book for all Capture One users. And Alex, thank you for making the time and taking the effort to create this much needed contribution of knowledge to the Capture One community. This book is what I’ve been looking for, and it is already helping me on my journey to learn and enjoy using capture one. And yes, this book was fun and enjoyable to read.