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Keywords are words that you associate with your image files. They are used to help you and others search through many images to find what you are looking for. You can use standard keywords or custom keywords. For example, you can add keywords to identify image content, client or job, or the location where images were taken.
Searching for the keyword "family vacation" is a lot easier than remembering where you stored your photos, but for keywording and searching to be effective, you need to add keywords to your photos in a way that you can easily remember. For example, if you search for "family trip" but assigned the keyword "family vacation" to your images, your search will return nothing and you won't find what you are looking for.
Before adding many keywords to your images, it is a good idea to think through and plan how you want to use keywords. Corel AfterShot Pro has a couple of features that help you create and organize keywords effectively: keyword hierarchies and keyword sets.
Corel AfterShot Pro supports keyword hierarchies, so you can create subcategories of keywords. For example, you can organize the keywords "dog" and "cat" (child keywords) under "pets" (parent keyword) or "Mom" and "Dad" under "Family". A keyword hierarchy helps you keep your keywords organized and makes it easier to find categories of images. You can create keyword hierarchies in the Keyword Manager or by typing a semi-colon between keywords in the Keywords section.
You could create three top level keyword groups: "Clients", "Subject Matter", and "Genre". Then add new sub-keywords to the "Clients" group for each job you work on and add entries under "Subject Matter" for things like "Urban", "Landscapes", "Portrait", "Head-shot" and so forth. Under "Genre" you could have "Sepia", "High Key", "Black & White", "Bleach Bypass", "High Contrast" and any number of other image treatments or photographic genres. As you import images from a new shoot, you can assign the keyword "Clients;Smith Wedding". As you edit and optimize your images, add "Subject Matter" keywords. As you make multiple versions of your images, some in Sepia, some in Black & White, tag these versions with "Genre" keywords.
Now, you can quickly search for any image shot as part of "Smith Wedding", or you can find all of your "High Key" images. Or search for High Key images shot during the Smith Wedding that are Portrait.
All the keywords at a specific level in a hierarchy must be unique, but you can have the same keyword in different hierarchies. So you can have "John Doe" under "Clients", and "John Doe" under "Subjects". This allows you to distinguish between images shot of John Doe, and images shot for John Doe. You can perform a search for "John Doe" and find both.
Keyword sets let you quickly display a group of keywords that are meaningful to the set of images you are working with. You can group similar keywords together in a set and show that set in the Keyword Sets section. This means that you can assign keywords quickly by clicking them in the Keyword Sets section rather than retyping them each time in the Keywords section. Keywords within a keyword set can come from anywhere in a keyword hierarchy. For example, you can make a keyword set that includes all the family members that went on vacation together, destination names, and any other subject matter relating to that shoot.
You can switch between keyword sets. For example, if you took photos at a family wedding, you can use a Family set that lets you name people quickly and then switch to a Wedding set that lets you apply the keywords you typically assign to wedding shots: Bride, Groom, Cake, Reception, Flowers, etc...
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AfterShot Pro integrates well with Photoshop. With AfterShot Pro as your batch-photo processor and image manager, you can quickly process your RAW photos. Then, when you're ready for more detailed editing, simply click the "Edit with External Editor" button to export in TIF directly to PhotoShop.
Protect and promote your work with versatile Watermarking features. Deter unauthorized copying, brand your photos with your logo or contact info, or add text and graphics. Apply watermarks to individual photos or batches, and easily adjust size, rotation, position, transparency and more.
Regain more of the detail and tone from your overexposed photos with enhanced Highlight Recovery. Powered by a new algorithm, this feature lets you access more of the data in your RAW files for superior image quality.
Save time and edit faster by doing more touchups and photo corrections in AfterShot Pro 3, rather than jumping to PaintShop Pro or Adobe Photoshop. The new Blemish Remover offers circle, brush, polygon and freehand tools for detailed editing, making portrait editing faster and easier. Remove dust, spots, smudges and a variety of imperfections on any photo.
Now it's easier to tap into the power of presets to automate more of your repetitive processing jobs or quickly reproduce a look that would otherwise be tedious to replicate. The new Image Preset Library^ lets you browse, preview and download free and for-purchase presets.
Update to AfterShot Pro 3 for new, sought-after lens corrections that build on the hundreds of lenses already supported by AfterShot to quickly correct the different types of distortion introduced by various lenses. Join the AfterShot Pro community on Facebook to discover when new lens corrections are posted or to share your own.
We're committed to constantly delivering support for today's most popular, powerful and creative cameras, including professional DSLRs, flexible and high-quality mirrorless cameras, and many more. A new dynamic camera profile updater^ notifies you when new cameras are added a new feedback mechanism captures and prioritizes your requests with Corel.
AfterShot Pro wants you! Corel has built AfterShot Pro to give you, the photographer, control, letting you make you own plugins, lens corrections and presets. Now a new feedback loop makes it easier for you to send your ideas and requests to the Corel Photo team--better helping us to meet your needs. Simply click 'feedback' and send us your comments.
Whether you're shooting in RAW or JPEG, you can alter your photos using a wide variety of adjustment tools, including Crop, Straighten, Highlight Recovery, Noise Removal, Color, Temperature, Exposure, Highlights, Fill Light and more.
Easily make adjustments to multiple versions of your master photo without ever changing your original file. Make an unlimited number of versions of one image, with a wide variety of corrections and customizable presets, including Black & White, Cross Processing and more.
Create impressive photos with intense visual contrast using High Dynamic Range (HDR) tools. Combine multiple exposures to create a single, stunning HDR photo. Within the AfterShot HDR module, apply Smart Photo Fix, White Balance, Brightness/Contrast, Fill Light/Clarity, Local Tone Mapping, High Pass Sharpening, and Digital Noise Removal.
Easily change the AfterShot Pro workspace any time to suit your task. Hide or show the Thumbnail, Preview, Browse and Tools panel. Choose from several viewing options, including Slideshow, Full Screen and Multi-Image view.
Process your RAW photos quickly in AfterShot Pro, then simply click the "Send to External Editor" button to quickly export in TIF to PaintShop Pro, Photoshop or another editor for more detailed editing.
Fine tune the color in your photos with several adjustment tools, including Vibrance, Saturation, Color Balance and Mixer and Selective Color Control. Adjust everything from the overall color intensity for the entire image to the intensity of any single color.
Take charge of your photos with extensive photo management support that lets you quickly organize your existing photos, and easily add new ones or catalogs any time. Powerful search tools, star ratings and other management tools let you quickly find photos even in very large collections.
Finding the right photo in a collection of hundreds or thousands is fast with powerful Metadata tools. Add your own searchable keywords, ratings, tags and labels. Or search by camera-written data like date, camera type, settings, aperture and more.
Unlike other workflow tools, AfterShot Pro 2 does not force you to import your images into a catalog just to work with them. Easily access your photos in existing folders, on a network or on a memory card. If you wish, try catalogs to take advantage of powerful digital asset management tools to organize your collection as it grows.
With up to 4x faster performance than Adobe Lightroom* when exporting from RAW to JPEG and offering easy-to-configure batch processing, AfterShot Pro 3 speeds you through batch processing. Take advantage of presets or custom settings, and easily set up batches for Web, print, galleries or easy backup.
OpenCL lets you tap into the power of graphics cards (the GPU) to boost AfterShot Pro's processing speed. Depending on the graphics card and your computer system, the results can be dramatic. Give it try to see what OpenCL can do for you.
AfterShot Pro 3 has a smaller installed footprint than Lightroom, making it perfect to run on a computer with less memory, like a Notebook, for editing on the go. Later, export to Photoshop for editing on a full desktop setup.
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