Neurapix review: Swift and capable Lightroom Classic image editing without lifting a finger

For a professional photographer, every press of your shutter button can prove to be something of a double-edged sword. Sure, each extra shot you take is a new opportunity to turn your vision into reality or to sell another of your creations. But each time that shutter fires, you're also increasing your editing workload, and with it the time you'll need to spend in front of a monitor rather than behind your viewfinder. With the rise of artificial intelligence, however, a new option is rapidly bec...