Adobe Lightroom: Reviewing AI scores in Lightroom
Adobe LightroomDemo summary
The user hovers over green checkmarks in Lightroom to reveal AI-generated scores for eye focus and openness on specific photos.
Step-by-step
- Locate the green check marks on the images in the Lightroom library
- Hover over the green check mark to reveal the AI scoring details
- Review the numerical scores for eye focus and eye openness
- Zoom into rejected images to verify the AI's focus assessment
Options
- Adjust parameters for eye focus and openness thresholds
- Set custom preferences for what level of blur is acceptable
Watch out for
- The software may reject images that you personally find to be acceptable or sharp enough
Tips
- Use the numerical scores for headshots where eye detail is more critical than in pulled-back family portraits
- Be more lenient on focus settings if the software is rejecting usable images
- Manually review rejected images to ensure the AI isn't being too aggressive with your specific style
- Take time to calibrate the software to match your specific quality preferences
Highlights
“it's not just a yes or no. It kind of gives you a score rating, which I could see being useful”
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- 25:441:35Organizing results with Batch Actions in LightroomDemonstration of applying flags, star ratings, and color labels to AI-selected images using Lightroom's Batch Actions menu.Fstoppers