Photo enhancement batch software
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Digital photo enhancement through a batch process is a feature that very few softwares implement.
It would need some artificial intelligence to get a high percentage of success.
Presently, I personally still prefer to enhance my digital photos one by one as opposed to a batch process.
This does not mean that it must be tedious.
Some very good tools that will assist you, are available.
Every automatism having its limits of application, I recommend you to consider
"one by one" photo enhancement
at least for your limit case photos.
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But keep reading here if you want to know more about enhancement as a batch process.
I found one software that can enhance photos through a batch process and does it better than the others.
Photo Cleaner.
A photo enhancement software able to run a batch process.
The user interface of this photo enhancement software does not look like any photo editor.
It has its own look. The presentation is very simple and clear.
3 screens are available:
The photo you did open to correct it.
The settings. Here you select WHAT you want to correct, but not how much.
The amount of RGB shift to correct a color cast,
the amount of levels correction to enhance the brightness and contrast of your photo is determined automatically.
The photo after the correction has been done.
A real advantage of this photo enhancement software is the ability to run a batch.
A batch that will not apply exactly the same corrections to each photo of course, but an adapted correction.
A huge plus in comparison to traditional batch processing software.
Like everything that is automatic, it can not be perfect. I got some excellent results.
However a few pictures did not match my expectations after the automatic correction.
Either the color cast has not been well compensated or the contrast of the result was too hard.
These unfortunate photos were certainely limit cases, but within reasonable limits the results are excellent.
To enhance your limit case photos one by one using some very convenient tools that I would at least consider to be semi-automatic,
I recommend you to read my
"one by one" photo enhancement page.
