Gaetan Posted June 23 Share Posted June 23 I recently installed two AI plugins for automatic key-wording in Lightroom Classic. (LrTag and Wordroom) I apply both generators to my pictures in LRC, then export a JPG with the keywords embedded in the metadata. When I upload the JPGs in Alamy, the keywords show up automatically. It does speed up the process a bit but they still need some editing, as a lot of keywords are redundant or too general/generic. So I remove some of these and add some of my own that are much more specific, especially the abstract ones describing moods and concepts. I know that the AI technology is rather new and still have to learn. But will AI be able to save us even more time while ensuring more sales ? Right now, it only serves as an object recognition tool, and may be producing search engines capable key words (?) I would like to know if anyone has experimented with AI tagging, and what they think about it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 Mark Scheuern Posted June 25 Share Posted June 25 I have. Like you say, some judgment is needed on what keywords to add and what to not use, but I find it quite helpful. Have you tried Anthropic's new Claude Sonnet 3.5? Early days and I don't have an Anthropic account so I haven't been able to use it a lot, but it seems quite good at suggesting keywords. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 Gaetan Posted June 25 Author Share Posted June 25 M generate searchable keywords describing this picture for a stock photo site Edit Here are searchable keywords tailored for a stock photo site describing this image: Ancient ruins Mesoamerican pyramid Stone temple Archaeological site Mountain landscape Lake view Historical architecture Scenic overlook Cultural heritage Pre-Columbian structure Stepped pyramid Panoramic vista Mexico travel Ancient civilization Stone masonry Historical landmark Indigenous architecture Central America Aztec ruins Tourism destination Ancient fortress Countryside scenery Blue sky clouds Green valley Historical monument Adventure travel Cultural tourism Mayan archaeology Aerial perspective Natural beauty These keywords are optimized for stock photo searches, combining descriptive terms for the ancient structure with landscape elements and travel-related concepts to appeal to a wide range of potential image users. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 Gaetan Posted June 25 Author Share Posted June 25 Spot-on, zero trash keywords ! But not usable as a LRC plug-in, means uploading JPGs to Claude, then copy-paste keywords to Alamy. In an ideal world, Claude 3.5 would be working directly for Alamy. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 Mark Scheuern Posted June 25 Share Posted June 25 Yes, that would be really great! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 Gaetan Posted June 25 Author Share Posted June 25 GM remove the bullet numbering Edit Here are the searchable keywords without numbering: Aerial view Island town Lake landscape Mountain scenery Mexican village Colorful houses Lakeside community Janitzio Island Lake Patzcuaro Michoacan Mexico Traditional architecture Tourist destination Crowded hillside White monument Rural settlement Picturesque village Waterfront town Cultural heritage Scenic overlook Densely populated Island geography Travel destination Latin American culture Unique topography Panoramic view Indigenous community Coastal village Mountainous terrain Vibrant colors Natural beauty Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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I recently installed two AI plugins for automatic key-wording in Lightroom Classic. (LrTag and Wordroom)
I apply both generators to my pictures in LRC, then export a JPG with the keywords embedded in the metadata.
When I upload the JPGs in Alamy, the keywords show up automatically.
It does speed up the process a bit but they still need some editing, as a lot of keywords are redundant or too general/generic.
So I remove some of these and add some of my own that are much more specific, especially the abstract ones describing moods and concepts.
I know that the AI technology is rather new and still have to learn. But will AI be able to save us even more time while ensuring more sales ?
Right now, it only serves as an object recognition tool, and may be producing search engines capable key words (?)
I would like to know if anyone has experimented with AI tagging, and what they think about it.
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