Neurapix Studio Crop brings one-pass AI cropping to portrait series

If you photograph schools, sports teams or nurseries, you’ll know the tedium that Neurapix has just gone after. It isn’t the editing, it’s the cropping, setting the same frame individually across hundreds of near-identical portraits. Neurapix Studio Crop, out now as a feature of the company’s Lightroom Classic plugin, does that job in one pass, and edits the series in your own style while it’s at it. Details are on Neurapix’s site. What it does Studio Crop applies a predefined crop across an entire series of portraits. You decide how tightly the subject sits in the frame, a little room around them, a half body, or a three-quarter portrait, and the AI recognises the person and applies that framing to every image in the shoot. Neurapix is clear that it does this without capturing any biometric data, which is worth stating for anyone photographing children. You set it once in...