Batch processing

Also known as batch editing, bulk operations. Category: Photography techniques

Batch processing applies the same operations, such as cropping, background removal or colour correction, to a whole set of images at once. It is the basis of consistent, high-volume product photography.

How PhotoRobot uses it

In PhotoRobot Controls, editing operations apply to all images of an item by default, and scopes limit them to a folder, a swing angle or one image. Bulk operations run in the cloud in the background; PhotoRobot states a batch typically takes about one minute while the studio photographs the next product.

  • Preset: Saved PhotoRobot Controls settings for capture and editing, applied automatically to similar products.
  • Cloud processing: Running image editing on cloud servers so the studio can keep shooting while images are processed.
  • Post-production: Everything done to images after capture: editing, background removal, cropping, export.
  • Image consistency: All product images in a range sharing the same angles, framing, lighting and background.

Where this term appears on photorobot.com

Mentioned on 7 pages of photorobot.com:

  1. Digital Asset Management (Software)
    Bulk operations run in the background, meaning all editing parameters can be applied while photographing additional products.
  2. eCommerce Photography - How to Optimize Production (Blog)
    Enables batch processing for editing multiple images simultaneously Ecommerce photography software such as PhotoRobot centralizes production with digital asset management on one platform.
  3. Digital Asset Management for Large-Scale Manufacturers (Blog)
    The PhotoRobot Cloud enables batch processing and automatic bulk editing of 100s of product photos simultaneously.
  4. Image Editing Tools (Software)
    Simply press “Apply to All” and the software applies edits and delivers results for final review.
  5. 360° Product Photography - Content Formats and Production (Blog)
    Nonetheless, there are stages of production that in general apply to all 360° content production with PhotoRobot.
  6. GS1 Image Standards and Digital Asset Management (Blog)
    Take for example batch processing with PhotoRobot.
  7. PhotoRobot Enterprise Compliance Sheet (Trust Center)
    Although CCPA / CPRA do not apply to all global operations, their principles provide a strong baseline for U.S.

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