AI Use for School Photography

Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom

Tamara Kenyon Photography edits portraits locally in Photoshop and Lightroom. Adobe says it does not review photos stored and processed entirely on the computer. Adobe’s terms exclude ordinary customer files from generative AI training, with an exception for voluntary Adobe Stock submissions.

Aftershoot

Tamara Kenyon Photography uses Aftershoot only to sort photos, such as grouping similar shots or flagging closed eyes. The studio keeps “Help improve Aftershoot’s AI” turned off, so sorting happens on the computer and not submitted to Aftershoot’s databases.

Imagen

Tamara Kenyon Photography occasionally uses an existing Imagen editing profile to adjust the color and brightness of school portraits. Imagen processes the selected photos on its servers, and the studio does not submit school portraits to train or update its profile.

According to Imagen Support, Imagen requires explicit consent before using uploaded photos to train AI models shared across customers.

Evoto

Tamara Kenyon Photography uses Evoto to retouch portraits and saves projects on the studio computer. Evoto says routine retouching sends small previews to its servers and deletes them after processing. Evoto says it does not use customer images to train its models without explicit permission.