MINI COURSE TOPIC 13: Batch Processing with Affinity Photo

Affinity Photo 2 supports an unlimited number of adjustment layers, image layers, Live Filter layers, and masks, enabling users to perform highly sophisticated and intricate editing steps, which also includes the capability for efficient batch processing. This versatility significantly enhances the overall editing workflow for both amateur and professional photographers alike.

Professional Process Flow for Affinity Photo 2 Batch Processing

Preparation of Assets

  1. Image Collection: Gather all images designated for processing, ensuring they are stored in a designated folder that is easily accessible.

  2. Image Organisation: Systematically organise the images according to the specific processing parameters required (e.g., resolution, colour adjustments, file formats).

Batch Processing Setup

  1. Software Launch: Open Affinity Photo 2 and navigate to the batch processing module. You can find this by searching in the Help for “Batch”.

  2. Parameter Configuration: Select the desired processing settings, including but not limited to adjustments like exposure, contrast, and saturation.

  3. File Naming Convention: Establish a clear file naming structure to maintain organisation post-processing.

Execution

  1. Image Selection: Import all organised images into the batch processing interface.

  2. Processing Commencement: Initiate the batch processing workflow, allowing Affinity Photo 2 to apply the pre-configured settings to all selected images.

Quality Assurance

  1. Output Review: Once processing is complete, conduct a thorough review of the output images to ensure quality and adherence to the specified parameters.

  2. Corrections: Implement any necessary adjustments to correct anomalies or imperfections discovered during the review process.

Finalisation

  1. Export: Export the processed images to the desired format and resolution, ensuring they are saved in an appropriate location for client delivery or further use.

  2. Documentation: Maintain a record of the batch process, including parameters used and any modifications made during review, for future reference and consistency in workflow.

By adhering to this structured approach, the batch processing of images using Affinity Photo 2 can be conducted efficiently, ensuring high-quality results while maintaining professionalism throughout the workflow.

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