Zno Pixel uses AI to help photographers review large sets of images more efficiently by identifying issues such as blur, closed eyes, and duplicate photos.
Follow the steps below to create a project, configure your preferences, and begin culling your photos.
Step 1: Create a New Project and Import Your Photos
Open Zno Pixel and select New Project from the main dashboard. Enter a name for your project, then import your photos from your computer, an external drive, or a Lightroom Classic catalog.
You can drag and drop a folder into the project window or browse your files to select the folder you would like to import. Zno Pixel is compatible with most RAW file formats.
For more detailed instructions, see How to Import Photos into Zno Pixel.
Step 2: Choose Your Culling Preferences
Once your photos have been imported, choose between Manual Culling and AI-Automated Culling.
When using AI-Automated Culling, you can use the selection slider to choose approximately how many photos you would like Zno Pixel to select. If you initially choose Manual Culling, you can restart the process and select AI-Automated Culling instead.
Step 3: Start Culling
After selecting your preferences, start the culling process. Zno Pixel will review your photos based on your settings and organize the results for you to review.
Once culling is complete, you can review the selections and make any additional changes before continuing with your workflow.
Need Additional Help?
For additional assistance, email support@zno.com or call 1-888-966-9539.